There are many people who want to raise a dog. They not only want to buy a dog of expensive breed, but also want it to be healthy and lively, and they also want it to be cheap. Is there such a delicious pie in the world waiting for you to eat? Dog buyers with such a mentality are easily deceived. Below I will briefly analyze the advantages and disadvantages of where dogs are usually purchased from.

1. Dog farm, pet shop

Generally, you should choose a relatively famous and reputable dog farm or pet store. They have a wide variety of dogs for buyers to choose from. These places have formal venues and stores where you can consult in detail about questions about dogs. And in order to increase the survival rate of dogs in these places, dogs are generally vaccinated at least once. This way the risk is still reduced a bit. And usually they will sign an agreement with the buyer, which may be that if the dog gets canine distemper or parvovirus within 3 or 7 days, the money can be refunded or the dog can be exchanged. If there is this agreement, the risk will be reduced a lot. After buying it, you can go to the pet hospital for a detailed examination.

At least a canine distemper and parvovirus test is required. Generally speaking, buying a dog here is relatively safe and reliable, and there are many varieties of dogs. It’s just that the price should be the most expensive of all ways to buy a dog.

　2. Domestic dogs

You can buy a dog from a friend’s home or from a friend’s recommendation (it’s better if the friend has bought his own dog). This type of dog is the safest compared to other types. Because of the domestic environment and few dogs, the probability of contracting diseases is much lower. And the owner will definitely take good care of the bitch and puppies. With good nutrition and a good environment, their physical fitness will be strengthened and the chance of getting sick will be small. However, it is generally required to be vaccinated at least once before being sold. To sum up, this way of purchasing is the safest for dogs. It’s just that the dog breeds are definitely very single, and you may not be able to buy the breed you want. The price is variable and must be negotiated with the owner.

3. Online shopping

If some friends consider the price issue and want to buy it at an online live body store. The first, of course, is to look at the store’s reputation (but I’m afraid it’s just a brush), and the second is to read more reviews from buyers. Many buyers will still give actual evaluations very faithfully. But the risks remain high. Not recommended.

Especially the dog-selling information that is privately released by websites such as 58.com and says that it is a domestic dog is even more untrustworthy. But if you are in the same city, you can consider visiting his home to see if he is selling dog meat under the guise of sheep. The reputation of raising domestic dogs is actually selling a large number of dogs (only a few dogs will be displayed at a time to create the illusion). ). Which one is true and which one is false will be known when we meet.

But if it is information about adopting adult dogs at low prices, you can pay attention to it. Generally, the credibility is relatively high. Because many irresponsible dog owners want to abandon their dogs after they have passed the novelty period of raising dogs.But I couldn’t bear to spend the money for its growth, so I posted a post about adopting a dog at a low price with the mentality of getting back a little bit. Or maybe it’s a post from a dog owner who really had to relinquish his dog for some reason.

Dogs bought this way are usually cheap, but their safety is not guaranteed.

4. Mobile vendors

It is strictly prohibited to buy dogs from mobile vendors. Because these dog dealers are so mobile, they basically change places once they are shot. If you have a problem after buying it, you will never be able to find someone. Maybe he will leave you a number and address for contact, but don't believe it, it's basically fake.

And the dogs of dog dealers are usually sick and weak dogs brought from other places or eliminated from local dog farms. They are all susceptible to infectious diseases such as canine distemper and parvovirus. Because in the former case, dogs are easily infected with latent infectious diseases due to factors such as poor air circulation and excessive dog density during long-distance transportation, and their physical condition also deteriorates. Dogs with weak constitutions can easily die from overt infection and be eliminated. Most of the ones that survived were sold on the market.

Some dog owners may wonder: My dog ​​was bought from a mobile vendor, and it is still living well? This is just a matter of probability. Then I congratulate this owner for being able to buy lottery tickets. You must be extremely lucky to buy a dog with a strong constitution that has withstood the infection or a dog that is not infected. But most of the dogs that come out of mobile vendors have problems.

The price of this type of dog is very low, and its safety is not guaranteed at all. Again highly recommended not to buy.

In addition, I would also like to mention that if some caring people raise stray or lost dogs, it is generally recommended to vaccinate them after raising them at home for a week. Adult dogs usually receive one shot of vaccine to prevent dog infectious diseases and one shot of rabies vaccine. For puppies, vaccinate twice.

The result of a simple analysis is that people who want to keep a dog should have a good attitude and don't buy a dog casually with the idea of ​​​​taking luck. When the dog gets sick, it takes a lot of work and money, and the biggest fear is that nothing will be saved in the end. Because if the dog gets an infectious disease like canine distemper parvovirus, treatment is expensive but the mortality rate is still very high. In the end, it is very likely that the money is gone and the dog is gone. Therefore, people who really want to keep a dog should buy it from highly safe channels!