When it comes to dogs, perhaps the most common one is with the butterfly dog. The editor himself is also very upset about why so many dogs associate with the butterfly dog. But if you go to buy it, you must understand its appearance characteristics and health status.

To purchase a butterfly dog, you can go to the butterfly dog ​​market or buy directly from a butterfly dog ​​breeder.

It is the simplest procedure to buy directly from the butterfly dog ​​market, but the price is much more expensive than buying from a butterfly dog ​​breeder. If you contact the breeder directly, not only will the price be lower than in the butterfly dog ​​market, but you will also have more selection opportunities. For example, you can observe whether the health of the female butterfly dog ​​is good, and you can monitor several puppies in the same litter. Choose your favorite Papillon. In addition, you can also get advice and advice from the breeder to understand the current and future food intake, food content, etc. of the puppies.

Each breed of butterfly dog ​​has different characteristics, and the judgment standards are also inconsistent. It should be compared according to the type of butterfly dog ​​breed. However, the general records and information on Papillon dogs are based on adult Papillon dogs. The offspring of Papillon dogs are not fully developed. In this case, you should still select key points to observe whether their health status is normal, or ask experienced people to Choose together.

A healthy Papillon puppy should have the following characteristics:

The eyes are bright, without eye mucus or tears; the nose is moist and cool; the ears are clean, without earwax and odor; the coat is soft and shiny; the gums and lips are pink, the breath has no odor, and the food will not be vomited, and the appetite is Strong, no cough; feces is moderately soft and hard, and urination is normal. A healthy Papillon should also be active, lively, responsive and full of vitality.

In addition, the young butterfly dog ​​should have a good character, which is reflected in its straightforward response and willingness to play with others; its bark is normal and pleasant, and will not cause trouble to others.

The price of young Papillon dogs varies depending on the breed, bloodline and their own conditions. Generally, the price of female Papillon dogs is higher than that of male Papillon dogs.

Once the Papillon is raised, it becomes a part of the family. As the saying goes: "The butterfly dog ​​is man's most loyal friend." If you plan to keep it for a long time, it will become a part of life. Therefore, you must be cautious when purchasing, and do not be hasty. You should avoid hybrid butterfly dogs with poor bloodlines, cheap products with obvious shortcomings, and butterfly dogs with elusive personalities. Generally speaking, the price of the mid-to-high level is better. If the budget is insufficient, don’t lower the price and wait for the next opportunity.

A comprehensive reflection of the functional status of the nervous system and the health status of the Papillon Dog. A healthy butterfly dog ​​should have bright eyes, flexible ears and tail, and should respond quickly when someone approaches, showing active approach or avoidance. If your eyes are dull and you are depressed, you are more likely to get sick.

Observing butterfliesWhether the butterfly dog's movements are flexible, whether its gait is steady, whether its coat is neat and smooth, whether its muscles are plump and well-proportioned, whether its limbs are symmetrical and strong, and whether there is any lameness. If there are obvious scars, pimples, hair loss, papules (small bumps) on the body surface, it means that the butterfly dog ​​has or has suffered from skin diseases (scale mange, demodicosis, dermatomycosis, etc.).

A healthy Papillon's eyes are bright and energetic, the eyelashes are clean and neat, and the eye rims are slightly moist. Many diseases of Papillon dogs are reflected in the eyes. Congestion and flushing of the conjunctiva (inside of the eyelids) are mostly signs of infectious diseases and thermal diseases. Yellow staining of the conjunctiva (appearing beige) indicates that there may be lesions in the Papillon's liver. Pale conjunctiva is mostly caused by anemia in Papillon dogs due to various reasons. When the cornea (the outermost layer of the eyeball) is turbid and has white spots, it may be the middle and late stages of canine distemper, or simple keratitis; if the cornea appears blue-gray, it is likely to be infectious hepatitis (clinically, it is also Call this phenomenon "hepatitis blue eye"). If there is too much eye droppings, you should pay more attention. Many Papillon dogs suffering from canine distemper and infectious hepatitis have this phenomenon.

Healthy pet dogs will bring us a lot of happiness, and they are relatively easy to raise. If you buy a butterfly dog ​​blindly, you will find that the dog you buy will be an absolute burden when you take it home. Since you want to buy a dog, you must buy the best dog, otherwise you should not buy it easily. Dogs and we are both irresponsible.