After many owners bring their dogs back from the pet store, the dogs often become uncomfortable or get sick. Owners who encounter this situation must pay attention to the fact that there are many factors that cause the dogs to cause damage after they change places. , barking, illness, etc. Here are some things you should pay attention to after your dog changes places. I hope it will be helpful to you!

1. Eliminate the dog’s uneasiness

When a dog enters a strange new environment, it is easy for him to feel fearful and lonely. At this time, the puppy barks easily. After all, this is the dog's nature. At this time, you must not be impatient or beat or scold it. This will make the puppy fearful and rebellious towards you, making it difficult to communicate in the future. In fact, you only need to prepare enough water and food for it, prepare a warm and comfortable nest or mat for it, and put your old soft clothes on it. If it is winter, you can also put a hot water bottle. It is also a good idea to have something that sounds regularly, such as an alarm clock. Placing the nest somewhere where it can see you at any time (such as next to the bed or in the corner of the bedroom) can reduce its fear. Of course, it is also possible that after you have done all the work for it, it still barks, so you have to endure it and don't put it on the bed just because it barks. Firstly, there may be parasites on the puppy that just arrived home, and secondly, it will develop a bad habit of going to bed that will be difficult to change in the future. I remember when I was raising a husky, I put its cage next to the bed and it kept barking. Those sleepless nights are still fresh in my memory. You must also be mentally prepared for this.

2. Pay attention to the dog’s diet after arriving at the new home

After eliminating the uneasiness, the dog will eat and drink with confidence. Although they have adapted to the new environment, eating and drinking is a big test for puppies with weak resistance. A good seller will tell the new owner all the puppy’s original eating habits so that the new owner can easily feed the puppy. This is a seller who truly loves dogs and is responsible. If you don't know the puppy's original eating habits, then follow the principle of "eat less and eat more". It is better for a puppy three months ago to eat four meals a day. Don't overfeed each time, otherwise it will cause diarrhea. Don’t just give your puppy a certain kind of food that he particularly likes. Feeding him a certain kind of non-dog food for a long time will lead to nutritional imbalance, picky eating, partial eclipse, obesity, malnutrition or overnutrition.

3. Should you bathe the dog after arriving at the new home? The answer is: No!

Because the puppy has just arrived in a new home, he is not accustomed to the environment and is very nervous. His eating and drinking habits have also changed, and his body's resistance is much weaker than before. Although it may be dirty and smelly, you must hold on and don't give it a bath as soon as you come in. You can wipe it with a wet towel, or apply some prickly heat powder on its fur to reduce the risk ofThe stench. Wait until it adapts to the new environment before washing it. Be sure to keep warm after washing, otherwise the dog may catch a cold. Do not be careless as a puppy with weak resistance is likely to develop into a serious disease that is fatal to the puppy.

4. Pay attention to the puppy

It is normal for a puppy to be nervous, bark, and eat less after arriving at a new home. There is no need to be nervous. It will usually be fine in two days. However, if it has been eating very little, has no appetite, is not interested in playing, has no energy, or has abnormal reactions such as runny nose, cough, diarrhea, vomiting, etc., you should take it to the hospital to check various indicators. See if it is not just due to a lack of adaptability to the environment but also due to some physical problem. The sooner the dog's disease is discovered and treated, the greater the chance of the dog surviving. In addition, after the puppy arrives at its new home, you should call its name frequently, play with it as much as possible, and talk to it to help eliminate its nervousness. Take your time, and within a few days it will be It will treat you as the most important person in its life, love you and trust you. And you will truly appreciate the joy of raising a dog!