Nowadays, many people who raise dogs do so on a whim, taking them home if they think the dogs are cute and humane. But do you know what you need to prepare to bring them home?

1. Name: A short name will help the puppy to be identified. Use a more friendly and easy-to-call name. The whole family calls its name in a friendly voice until it can run over as soon as it hears the call.

2. Identity Proof: Countless dogs get lost every year and cannot return to their owners. Therefore, implanting microchips into them is a matter of love and responsibility. The microchip is about the size of a grain of rice and can be implanted into the animal's subcutaneous tissue by injection. When it is close to the scanning sensor, a special ID code will be issued. This number is like the font size on the ID card. This number is used to identify the dog. information and establish a dog registration management system. Currently, the government requires all dogs to be microchipped and registered.

3. Sleeping place: Arrange a sleeping place for it, and buy a suitable dog house or cage as a safe and quiet haven, or buy a rewashable pet mattress to place in the corner of the room.

4. Drinking fountains and dinner plates: Have at least one bowl each for eating and drinking water. Choose one that is durable and easy to clean.

5. Collar and strap: The collar must be safe and fit properly, but there must be 1 to 2 finger widths left between the collar and the neck.

6. Beauty products: shampoo and comb specifically for dogs. There are various types of special combs to choose from depending on the hair quality and function.

7. Toys and chewable tendon bones: Puppies need to grind their teeth when they grow teeth, so they will chew on things. These things may be furniture, slippers, and pipes at home. Prepare safe toys and tendon bones to avoid it. He chews random things to satisfy his needs. Balls and knotted ropes are also good choices. However, games that may cause your pet to be aggressive or antagonize you should be avoided. It is best to place the trash can out of reach of the puppy to prevent it from digging through the trash can out of curiosity.

8. Dog food: Do not change the food suddenly. You should ask about the type of food, the amount and the number of feedings per day. If you don’t know the original food, you can prepare dog food specifically for puppies and give it a smaller amount than the standard amount. After observing the defecation situation, you can increase or decrease the amount as appropriate.

Pet dog supplies need to be fully prepared so that it will be easier to raise them in the future.