There are many reasons why we feed Alaskan Malamutes, maybe because we just like them, maybe they were given to us by others, etc. In short, you start raising a dog when you don’t understand how to raise a dog at all. Improper feeding may cause the Alaskan Malamute to get sick or even die. Here are some taboos that you must avoid as a novice dog owner. Remember it! The dog shop will be introduced to you below:

The first thing you should not do when your Alaskan Malamute comes into the house: bathing your Alaskan Malamute. It may be smelly or dirty when you first enter the house. You want to give it a thorough clean as soon as you enter the house and wash the Alaskan Malamute well. Make it smell good, and then hold it and play with it to your heart's content, but you don't know that this may kill your Alaskan Malamute. The Alaskan Malamute will not adapt to the new environment and is afraid. At this time, the resistance of the Alaskan Malamute is very weak. Taking a bath can easily make it catch a cold, and cause canine distemper and other diseases that are fatal to the Alaskan Malamute. Therefore, the Alaskan Malamute should be When you first bring your dog home, you must remember not to rush to bathe it. If it is very dirty, you can limit its activity area or use the dry cleaning method. In short, do not wet the entire body of the Alaskan Malamute and give it a big bath. .

The second and third taboos for Alaskan Malamutes after entering the house: eating meat and drinking milk. You may think that the Alaskan Malamute is very weak. Looking at its pitiful appearance, you want to feed it something delicious. And you also like to watch the Alaskan Malamute wolf down the food you prepared, but this approach is also wrong. The gastrointestinal tract of Alaskan Malamute dogs, especially puppies, is very fragile and is very prone to vomiting and diarrhea. Meat and milk are things that can easily cause gastrointestinal problems in Alaskan Malamute dogs, and diarrhea is very common when Alaskan Malamute dogs are weak. It is not easy to cure, so you need to understand this dog-raising knowledge: the safest diet for Alaskan Malamutes is dog food plus boiled water. Although it looks a little bland, it will not cause any problems. In addition, you also need to ask the original owner of the Alaskan Malamute what kind of dog food it originally ate. It is also best to let it eat the original dog food during the first period of time you raised the Alaskan Malamute, and then slowly change it to Other dog food.

The fourth taboo for Alaskan Malamutes after entering the house: going out without a leash. Going out without a leash is a very dangerous thing in itself. Injuries from fights with other Alaskan Malamutes, injuries from cars, and running away are all because of not giving the dog a leash. Caused by Alaskan Malamute wearing a leash. For Alaskan Malamutes who don’t know much about their habits, if you go out without a leash, you will lose control in the event of an emergency. You neither understand the Alaskan Malamute’s thoughts, nor can the Alaskan Malamute understand your commands, so If you want to take your new Alaskan Malamute out, even if it is not used to it, it should not be without a leash. You can train it to adapt to the leash and develop good habits from the beginning.

The fifth taboo for Alaskan Malamutes after entering the house: eager to dewormDeworming is very important for Alaskan Malamutes, both external and internal parasites need to be dewormed. However, deworming the Alaskan Malamute when it first arrives at your home will cause the Alaskan Malamute to become more uncomfortable, causing the Alaskan Malamute to get sick or become afraid of you. My suggestion is that for internal parasites that are not very serious, you should tolerate it first. For Alaskan Malamutes with external parasites, you should isolate them from people, and it is best to keep them in a cage. Putting a flea collar on your Alaskan Malamute will also cause the least fright to the Alaskan Malamute. It is not too late to deworm the Alaskan Malamute after it has adapted to the new environment, eaten well and slept well.

​​​Other important suggestions on how to raise a pet dog: 1. There must be the concept of vaccinating dogs: one or two weeks after the Alaskan Malamute enters the house, and after the Alaskan Malamute adapts to the environment, the Alaskan Malamute should be vaccinated. Well, dog combination or six combinations can prevent most of the infectious diseases that are fatal to dogs, not to mention rabies vaccine, which is a must. 2. Eating small meals more frequently is the best eating habit for Alaskan Malamutes: feeding less at each meal can help Alaskan Malamutes control their food intake, reduce gastrointestinal burden, and make it less likely to cause gastrointestinal problems.