The best time to train a Border Collie is over 4 months of age

Border Collies under 4 months of age have poor physical fitness and cannot control their bowels and bowels, so if you want to train a Border Collie, you need to train it after four months. The training needs Step by step, gradually transition from simple training items to difficult training items, and provide sufficient snacks as rewards for the Border Collie, and pay attention to the balance between work and rest to maintain the Border Collie's physical strength.

How to raise a Border Collie for 2 months

1. Diet: Border Collie puppies should live a regular life. Feeding should be regular and quantitative, and nutrition should be balanced. It is best to feed when the baby is full at 7-8 minutes. It is strictly forbidden to feed spoiled food. It is best to wash the food bowl after each feeding to prevent diarrhea or food poisoning.
2. Health: Pay attention to prevent hypervitaminosis or calcium deficiency.
3. Defecation: Pay close attention to the puppy’s defecation and defecation conditions to determine whether it is normal. The frequency of bowel movements generally changes with the age of the dog. Dogs can eat several times a day in 1 month, and an average of about 3 times a day by 2 months old.
4. Physical examination: It is best to go to the animal hospital for a physical examination every month, with stool and urine tests, and intestinal parasites removed if necessary. At 2 months after birth, the antibodies brought from the mother have been almost eliminated. At this time, various viral diseases may occur.

How to raise the Border Collie for 3 months

1. Eating habits: When eating, the owner needs to watch the Border Collie finish eating in one go. Do not eat half of the food and play before eating. Don’t develop this kind of behavior. Habit.
2. Care: 3-month-old puppies like to pick up random things from the ground to eat, and sometimes unexpected things are eaten into their stomachs, such as buttons, pebbles, needles, nails, and plastic. These foreign bodies can easily damage the gastrointestinal mucosa or cause intestinal obstruction.
3. Defecation: Excretion training should be started gradually, usually feeding 3 times a day and defecating about 3 times a day. Border collies urinate because of excessive joy or fear. This is a sign of emotional or nervousness. It is generally difficult to control, but it can disappear naturally after adulthood. The owner should pay attention to observe its patterns and identify its normal urination and defecation places.
4. Vaccine: After the vaccine is injected at the age of 2 months, due to the incomplete development of the body's immune mechanism, the immunity produced is insufficient, and repeated injections are required to enhance the body's immunity. Puppies aged 3 months must be vaccinated against rabies.

How to raise Border Collie for 4 months

1. Teeth replacement: After 4 months of birth, Border Collie’s deciduous teeth begin to fall out and permanent teeth begin to grow. At this time, the roots of Border Collie’s teeth become itchy and they like to move around. Indiscriminate biting should be stopped. This bad behavior should be stopped. You can give some bones or bite bones, etc.
2. Defecation: Defecate twice a day in the morning and evening. As you eat more, the amount will gradually increase. After each bowel movement, check whether it is the same as before.
3. Vaccine: monthlyHave a health checkup and urine and stool tests. After the first two injections of vaccine, a booster vaccination can be given if necessary and repeated injections can be given.
4. Bathing: For 4-month-old Border Collie puppies, you can take a bath twice a month, but you must prevent colds and irritation.