Dyeing: This method is most commonly used to bleach Dalmatian dogs, Papillon dogs or pure white dogs.

Concealing the breed of the dog: usually the small native dog is said to be a chow (some puppies are really similar), the great white bear and the Japanese silver fox are said to be Seymour, and the Labrador is said to be a golden retriever (sometimes Even experts can't tell the difference between these dogs). o

Changing breeds through grooming: Common ones are Pekingese dogs turning into Slither dogs, long-haired dogs turning into short-haired dogs, etc. Be careful when buying a dog that has been groomed.

Serum for sick dogs: After the serum is administered, the dog will become very energetic within two or three days, and the condition will be concealed. The effect of imported serum is more obvious, but after the effect of the serum wears off, the dog's condition will become more serious.

Inject hemostatic injection: Many dogs will develop bleeding after being infected with canine distemper. At this time, giving it an injection can temporarily stop the symptoms, but if it is not treated immediately, the dog is likely to die.

Spray dog ​​perfume on your dog: Many sick dogs, especially those with skin diseases, have a bad smell. Spraying perfume on them after bathing them can mask the smell.

How to recognize "week dog"

"Chow Dog" refers to a puppy with blind eyes bought from a vendor. These dogs were lively and cute when they were purchased, but within a few days they would vomit, cough, and have blood in their stools, or even die in severe cases. Many vendors make dogs appear healthy by giving them serums or stimulants to hide the diseases they may have. Identifying "weekly dogs" is not a simple matter, because viruses have incubation periods, and people who buy dogs must master some simple methods to determine whether the dog is healthy.

Too thin: Reasons for dogs that are too thin include insufficient food intake, parasitic diseases, and internal diseases.

Abnormal stool: The general cause of diarrhea is indigestion caused by eating too much. If there is often blood in the stool, there may be parasites. In addition, constipation may be caused by internal problems or fractures.

Abnormal urine: Normal urine is light yellow. If the color is too dark or milky white, you may have kidney disease. If you are unable to urinate, your urethra may be blocked.

Eye abnormalities: If the eyes are bloodshot, surface turbid, afraid of bright light, swollen eyes, etc., they may be stimulated by foreign objects, and may also suffer from diseases, such as filtering virus injury, lack of vitamin B, inverted eyelashes, and in severe cases, corneal protrusion. , chronic conjunctivitis, hepatitis, etc.

Abnormal nose: The nose of healthy dogs is moist, black and shiny. If your dog has excessive nosebleeds, nasal congestion, or swollen and cracked nose, he may have a cold or rhinitis.