Many of my friends have never had dog-raising experience before, so they don’t know much about dog-raising knowledge. Below we will introduce to you “What issues should novice dog-owners pay attention to”. This knowledge is very practical and can be used whether you plan to buy a Husky, a Schnauzer, or a Golden Retriever. Below are the 10 taboos for novice dog owners. I hope it will be helpful to you.

First taboo: Don’t buy from street vendors

It is best to buy a dog from a professional kennel or an individual breeder, because this can ensure the health of the dog. It is best not to buy a dog from a street dog dealer, because the puppies of the dog dealer may have grown The environment is complex and cannot guarantee the health of the dog.

The second taboo: taking the puppy home without any preparation

Before your dog comes home, you should prepare enough food and water, prepare a warm and comfortable nest or mat for the puppy, cover it with your soft old clothes, and place the nest where it can see it at any time. Your place (such as beside the bed, at the base of the bedroom wall) can reduce its fear.

When a puppy has just arrived in a new environment, the puppy may bark incessantly out of uneasiness, especially when the lights are turned off at night. At this time, as the owner, if it still howls, don’t turn on the light to comfort it as soon as it howls. Just comfort it twice. It will naturally become quiet after a few days.

The third taboo: take a bath as soon as you bring the puppy home

When your dog comes into the house, it may be smelly or dirty. You want to give it a thorough cleaning as soon as you enter the house, wash it, make it smell good, and then hold it and play with it. , but you don’t know it could kill your dog.

Dogs will be uncomfortable and scared when they first arrive in a new environment. At this time, the dog's resistance is very weak. Taking a bath can easily make it catch a cold, and cause canine distemper and other fatal diseases to the dog. Therefore, when the dog is just brought back When you get home, remember not to rush to give it a bath.

If your dog feels dirty, you can use a towel dipped in warm water to wipe the puppy's body, or you can buy pet-specific dry cleaning powder to dry-clean the dog's body (more suitable for long-haired dogs).