Dogs generally survive for a week and have no abnormalities, so they can basically be ruled out as Zhou dogs. Dogs that die within a week due to various infectious diseases or other diseases are usually called Zhou dogs. Parents should pay attention when buying dogs. To avoid choosing such a dog, you should get vaccinated and dewormed promptly after a week of raising the dog.

What does the week dog mean?

Weekly puppies are puppies purchased from roadside dog dealers. The dogs are fine when purchased, but within a week they will develop problems or even die.

This is because dog dealers put all the puppies together without any isolation measures or any vaccination procedures for the puppies. As long as one puppy is sick, the others will Dogs can be infected with all diseases, and the ones with the highest incidence rates now are: canine distemper, canine parvovirus, etc., especially for puppies under 3 months old, which are highly infectious diseases. The immunity of puppies under 3 months old is very low, and the treatment rate after being infected is also very low. In order to make it easier for dog dealers to sell the dogs, they often inject serum or stimulants into the puppies on the day they sell the dogs, and do not give them to the puppies for a day. Eat something. When you see a buyer, take some food to make the puppy jump around. For some inexperienced buyers, they are often blinded by the illusion in front of them, coupled with the sweet words of the dog dealers, and mistakenly think that they are healthy. Puppies, but after buying them back, the symptoms will occur as soon as the same night, and problems will occur no more than a week at the latest.

As for the origin of "week dogs": some unscrupulous dog dealers breed "chuanchuan dogs" themselves (that is, hybrid dogs with impure blood) or collect them at low prices from the suburbs around the city. In order to prevent the puppy from growing too fast, dog dealers feed the puppy some growth-inhibiting drugs (like PPA), which can make the puppy grow smaller, but the puppy's heart will continue to grow. If it is too big, it will easily cause heart problems in the future. In order to make money, dog dealers do not hesitate to dye and perm newborn puppies, and even use a soldering iron to burn black spots on the puppies to pass them off as Dalmatians (Dalmatian).

Don’t buy a puppy, go to pet stores and other formal channels to buy it.