How to raise a poodle? In fact, how to feed, groom and train your dog, how to properly care for your poodle and breed lovely offspring is a science. For this purpose, we have summoned many people in the industry and An experienced dog breeding expert has spent a lot of effort writing this article. I hope it can inspire others and be helpful to you.

1. Do not feed your dog chocolate, onions, food that is too sweet, too salty, or too spicy, and do not feed thin chicken or duck bones. You can go to the vegetable market to pick up some chicken heads, chicken and duck butts, pig lungs, or buy some chicken steaks. When cooked, add some rice without adding salt.

2. Let the dog develop good habits from an early age. If bad habits appear, correct them in time. When punishing the dog, you can first roar in a low voice, and then hit the dog with a rolled up newspaper. Try not to hit the dog directly with your hands. You can get close to the dog as much as possible, but be careful to maintain a certain degree of control and always maintain your status as the master.

3. When bathing your dog, be careful not to catch a cold. You need to use pet-specific shower gel and squeeze the anal glands. After washing, use a hair dryer to completely dry the dog's hair and comb it while blowing. Moist hair will cause mites to colonize. Clean the ears, pluck out the ear hairs with tweezers, apply ear drops and dry them with cotton swabs. To facilitate feeding, you can shave once in April and October each year, but you still need to pay attention to ear cleaning.

4. Use wet wipes to clean up eye mucus every day. Take your dog out more often to prevent the dog from being too timid. Take him out for a walk in the morning and evening to relieve his bladder and bowels. When no one is home, it is recommended to keep the cage closed to prevent rat poison from being eaten or getting dirty.

What dogs can’t eat:

1. Dogs cannot eat bones, especially sharp bones such as chickens and ducks.

2. Dogs cannot eat liver for a long time, because long-term consumption can cause excessive vitamin A or even poisoning.

3. Dogs cannot eat green onions, onions and other foods. Some dogs eating such foods can cause cell hemolysis and blood in the urine.

4. Dogs cannot eat chocolate. Some dogs become excited and restless after eating it, and chocolate contains a lot of sugar, which is harmful to the health of dogs.

5. Dogs cannot eat seafood and other allergic foods.

6. Dogs cannot eat foods high in sugar, fat and salt. High-sugar and high-fat foods can easily make dogs fat and induce a series of diseases; excessive salt will inevitably increase the burden of kidney excretion, affect kidney health, disrupt body fluid balance, and cause various skin diseases.

7. Milk can cause diarrhea in dogs.