Key points for raising German Shepherds:

1. Companion

In fact, it is not just German Shepherd puppies, other puppies need their owners. Companionship, the companionship of a German Shepherd puppy by its owner can prevent it from developing the habit of barking loudly due to loneliness. The owner should interact with it more to enhance feelings and improve tacit understanding, so as to lay a solid foundation for future training.

2. Doghouse

German Shepherds are relatively large, so try to build a den for it that can accommodate its activities, and it is recommended to build it in a ventilated location. Also, don’t let it stay in the nest or indoors for a long time. Let it exercise when it’s time to exercise. Of course, the owner must also ensure that the kennel is clean and tidy.

3. Deworming and vaccination

Puppies are difficult to care for and are prone to illness, so they need careful and patient care from their owners. Deworming can be started before weaning, usually on the 28th day, and once a month is more effective. The first vaccination can be given on the 45th day, once every 3 weeks for a total of 3 times. One week after the three injections, another injection of rabies vaccine is given. Once the puppy stage is safely passed, the German Shepherd is easy to raise.

4. Exercise

Dogs need exercise, but puppies before 4 months old should not be allowed to walk for too long because their bones are not yet fully developed. It can easily lead to limb deformation; and German Shepherd puppies are susceptible to diseases, so try to exercise or play indoors. You should also get some exposure to the sun to promote bone growth, but don't expose yourself to the sun. Adult German Shepherd dogs need to have enough exercise.

5. Diet

When a puppy is a puppy, it is necessary to ensure that its nutrition is up to date. When it is about two months old, the puppy food should be soaked until soft and then fed. It is recommended to use "Greedy" food. "Goat Milk Powder" soaked in soft dog food can allow puppies to better absorb the nutrients they need for growth. When they are young, they should be fed with small meals and frequent meals. When they grow up, they should eat 1-2 meals a day to ensure enough protein.