Precautions for raising Welsh Terriers:

1. In terms of feeding, Welsh Terriers are small terriers. They are not large in size and naturally do not eat much. Depending on the age of the dog, Match different dog food portions and feed them on time and in the right amount. In particular, we must pay attention to its nutritionally balanced diet and not feed too much meat. Although the Welsh Terrier lives in modern society, foods such as milk, chocolate, seafood, etc. must not be given to it, as it will cause gastrointestinal diseases.

2. In terms of care, the Welsh Terrier has a double coat. In order to prevent it from suffering from skin diseases, it needs to be combed every day, and its hair must be trimmed and bathed regularly. In addition, the dog's nails should be trimmed regularly, dewormed regularly, and the body should be checked to prevent it from contracting some infectious diseases.

3. In terms of exercise, the Welsh Terrier is lively and has a great need for exercise. The owner needs to spend about an hour a day taking the dog outdoors for walks, basking in the sun, etc. to promote its bones. development. In addition, the home needs to prepare a large space for the dog to move around, and buy it some toys to entertain it.

4. In terms of training, although the Welsh Terrier does not have the personality to actively fight, it will be very wary of strangers or other dogs, and will inevitably produce bad behaviors. The owner needs to train it Carry out obedience training.

5. The Welsh Terrier raised in the family must be trained to defecate at certain points, eat at certain points, and not bite things at will from an early age. It needs to develop good living habits.

6. When taking the Welsh Terrier for a walk, it is best to wear a leash for the Welsh Terrier, firstly, so that it will always be within your sight and will not get lost, and secondly, to prevent it from getting lost. When it sees food discarded by others on the roadside, it picks up food. At this time, the traction rope has a very good protective effect.