1. Pay attention to Teddy’s diet

1. If you see a dog dealer selling rice, porridge, vegetables and meat mixed together for dogs to eat, don’t buy the dog from this shop. Because this kind of food has too high starch and fat content and lacks calcium and trace elements, Teddy dogs are prone to rickets, and their hair and skin cannot grow healthily.

2. In addition, due to production and preservation reasons, dogs eating this kind of food have a greater chance of suffering from digestive tract diseases;

3. What’s more serious is that dogs raised on this kind of food will most likely be very greedy. They will like to look for garbage and even eat it;

Formal and scientifically managed dog farms must feed dogs with special dog food. Dog food should be fed regularly and quantitatively dry, and water should be placed separately, which is clean and does not waste.

2. Pay attention to the mental state of Teddy dogs

1. If the little teddy you see is very dirty, the hair is untidy, the hair is hanging on the body without being combed, and there is feces or other dirt on the hair, then they must not have someone to comb the puppy. The hygiene of such a dog farm or private kennel must be poor, and it is easy to get various diseases.

2. In addition, check to see if there are any sick dogs. As long as a dog is sick, especially bacterial or viral infectious diseases and skin diseases, and the dogs living with him are likely to be infected, then you should not buy a dog from this dog farm or pet store.

3. When selecting a Teddy puppy, check whether the dog has eye mucus and nasal mucus, whether the ears are clean, and whether the nose is moist. As long as you find something abnormal, you should pay special attention and carefully consider whether you should buy it.

3. Ask about vaccine status

Many dog ​​owners are inexperienced and don’t know how to ask about their puppies’ vaccination status. In fact, this is very important. (Teddy dog ​​disease prevention)

1. Vaccination is the only way to prevent dogs from contracting viral infectious diseases. Once a dog without vaccination is infected with the virus, the mortality rate is close to 100%. Even if it survives, it will have lifelong sequelae.

2. Puppies usually receive the first vaccination at six weeks, repeated every three to four weeks, three times in total, and once a year thereafter. The rabies vaccine must be injected at least three months ago, once, and in the future it will be once a year.

Therefore, the dog for sale must have a complete vaccination record commensurate with its age. If the dog owner does not have this vaccination record, dog owners must not buy it. Such a Teddy puppy will easily get sick or even die after arriving home.