Silver fox puppies are curious by nature and will explore new objects of any kind by sniffing and biting.

We should move fragile objects away to ensure that the silver fox puppies will not bite dangerous objects such as wires. Pay attention to whether the power sockets of all electrical appliances are turned off.

Danger at home: To prevent the silver fox dog from going out, lock the door and close the low windows. Keep electrical cords and cleaning and dressing materials out of your puppy's reach. Keep valuable and sentimental items away until the puppy is past the chewing stage. Move breakable items out of the way as well.

In terms of feeding: It is recommended that you feed the silver fox with puppy dog ​​food. If the baby silver fox is too small, you can feed it with dog milk powder. Add a little lactase to the milk powder to prevent it from not adapting to the food and causing diarrhea. Slowly feed it again. When adding dog food to milk, do not use cow's milk. Generally, puppies will have diarrhea if they drink milk, and it can cause dehydration in severe cases.

Notes

The new food you choose for your dog should be the same type of food it normally eats. Most dogs eat one meal a day, but if the frequency of their feeding is changed, they will adapt quickly. In the wild, dogs may only get one meal a few days, and even then, most dogs prefer multiple meals a day. No matter how many times a day you feed, as long as the food intake meets energy needs and the food is balanced and nutritious, your dog will stay healthy. For most dogs, if you offer them unrestricted food, they will overeat, but this will vary from dog to dog.