Let’s take a look at the experiences shared by owners of Samoyed dogs.

1: When the Samoyed puppies first arrived at my home, their limbs were very soft. According to the information I read, the main reason was that they were relatively small but also suffered from malnutrition. I looked through their fur and found that there were a lot of lice. Such a small Samoyed couldn't use Flaine. Fortunately, I had a bottle of jeff's colorless and odorless tick-killing water suitable for cats and dogs of any age, so I was able to use this. problem solved. Therefore, I would like to remind everyone that if you encounter similar problems in the future, you must first clearly understand the body and age of the Samoyed puppies before deciding on the use of drugs. Do not give strong drugs to Samoyed puppies that are too young.

2: After smearing lice water all over their bodies, I used a hair dryer to dry them to prevent colds. In the days to come, sometimes they would step on their own vaginas or lie down and play in their vaginas. I would also rinse them, but very quickly. After rinsing, I would wipe them with a big towel immediately, and then blow dry them with a hair dryer or wait until they are used. Large towels soaked them dry. What I want to remind you here is that not all Samoyed puppies can be bathed, but they must be done quickly and carefully. There is no need to rub and wipe them because they are not that dirty and proper cleaning with warm water is ok.

3: Samoyed puppies who have received breast milk may not be interested in plastic pacifiers at first, and the taste of breast milk is different from pet formula. At this time, they may refuse to suck the pacifier. These two Samoyeds refused to take pacifiers on the first day they arrived at my house. There was no other way. I chose to use a syringe and slowly push it into his mouth little by little. It must be slow, otherwise it will be dangerous to inhale into the trachea. I have to be patient. As long as he is willing to drink, keep feeding him until his belly bulges slightly. At this time, You can stop. The purpose of this is to allow them to slowly get used to the taste of formula milk and promote their adaptation so that they will suck on the pacifier and eat automatically next time.

4: Regarding the issue of food intake, it’s hard to say. But according to my personal experience and the experts I consulted, one criterion that is very useful is that the belly is slightly bulging. This is a very intuitive concept and is relatively easy to grasp. The exact birthday of the two Samoyeds I raised is unknown. I raised them for more than a week before they opened their eyes. Before opening their eyes, I usually feed them once every three hours, because according to my hand, they will feed them about three hours. The stomach will be emptied and the belly will be significantly smaller. For a week after I opened my eyes, I fed him every three and a half hours, then gradually it became every four hours. Until the time of feeding dog food becomes once every 6 hours.