Key points for raising Husky puppies:

1. The puppies are weaned about 6 weeks after birth, and can eat ordinary food in the future, but every day between 1 and 6 months after birth It should be fed 3-4 times.

2. From weaning to the third month, feeding times are 7:00 in the morning, 12:00 noon, 5:00 pm, and 10:00 pm, 4 times a day. From the fifth month to the eighth month of life, you can feed three times in the morning, noon and evening. During this period, the puppy's food intake is about one-third to one-half that of the adult dog.

3. Husky puppies within 3 months should be fed puppy food. If you want to reduce feed costs without affecting the puppy's nutrition, you can cook and chop pig, cow lungs and other organs, mix them with vegetables, corn meal and other cooked foods, and then feed them to the puppy. It’s economical, but it’s not as good for the dog’s growth and development as eating dog food.

4. From 2-3 months to 3 months after weaning, the puppy’s food composition will determine its lifelong eating habits. If you plan to continue using special dog food in the future, you must adapt it to the taste of the special dog food.

5. Puppies start to open their eyes about half a month old and have hearing and other senses. Sudden, strong, huge sound and light stimulation and other harmful stimulation should be avoided. After opening their eyes, in the mild climate season, do more outdoor activities, allowing the puppies and bitches to see the sun outdoors, and after 20 days, the puppies and bitches can be allowed to play outdoors. Puppies are weak and cannot travel far. They can first move around in suitable venues and lawns nearby to enjoy the light. For puppies born in cold areas in winter, it is best to choose a sunny day with no wind or snow, and take the puppy outdoors at noon.

6. The gastrointestinal function of Husky puppies is worse than that of adults. Pay special attention to food safety and hygiene and control food quantity. Eating too much is too much for the little husky’s stomach.

7. Pay special attention not to give milk to the little husky, whether it is cooked or raw.