Every dog ​​must grow up healthily under the careful care of its owner, so there are many things that parents need to pay attention to during the growth stage!

After the Border Collie is successfully weaned, parents can begin to gradually choose suitable puppy food for feeding, so that the Border Collie can gradually adapt to other foods. Due to the fragile body of puppies, they should be fed according to the principle of small meals and frequent meals during the feeding process. Feed 3-4 meals a day, and they need to be rationed regularly. Hard puppy food is best soaked in warm water or milk to soften it before feeding to avoid putting a digestive burden on the puppy's stomach.

The Border Collie generally only obeys the instructions and training of its owner. Only when other people in the family interact with it in a friendly manner and communicate with it can they get along well with it until they can also obey the instructions and orders.

The kennel should be located in a relatively clean, dry and leeward place, and should be cleaned regularly to prevent dirt from staining the coat. Especially in warmer weather, the kennel should be disinfected every once in a while.

You should usually pay attention to whether the border collie's mental state is normal, whether there is loss of appetite, whether the nose is dry or moist, whether the body temperature is normal, whether the stool becomes thin, etc. If you find any abnormality or signs of illness, you should seek treatment immediately. .

The food must be in moderation, as excess will make it fat and lose its lively and cute image. The Border Collie's coat is long and fluffy. To keep it clean and beautiful, it must be combed once a day to remove contaminated dirt and dust. After combing, wipe it with a dry and soft cloth or towel to make it clean and bright.

Every 5-7 days, earwax and eye mucus should be removed from it, and its eyes should be washed with warm water to prevent ophthalmia. The claws should also be trimmed every few days. Give it the opportunity to go out for walks and other activities 1-2 times a day so that it has a certain amount of activity to promote blood circulation.

Parents should also comb the Border Collie's hair once a day and clean their eyes and ears once a week to prevent the growth and infection of mites.

Brush your Border Collie’s teeth about 3 times a week to thoroughly clean foreign matter in the mouth, keep the mouth clean, and prevent oral diseases.