Suggestion 1: Do enough work to keep warm

As the weather gets colder, many puppies’ nests need to be rearranged and some cold-proof materials added. In early winter, the temperature difference is particularly large. If the puppy is not properly protected from the cold and warm at night, the puppy will shiver and be unable to sleep. The owner should add a thicker blanket or warm clothes to the kennel so that the puppy can sleep on it. Also pay attention to using soft clothes and blankets as much as possible, which not only keeps the dog warm but also allows the puppy to sleep comfortably.

The owner should try his best to move the puppy's kennel indoors at night to prevent the cold wind from blowing directly; if this condition is not met, the owner can add some wind-blocking barriers to the outside of the kennel. When the owner goes out for a long time, it is best to put a warm coat on the puppy, especially those that are a few months old or have short hair. When choosing dog clothes, owners should first understand the baby's body size. It is best to measure the length from the puppy's neck to the tip of its tail, and then measure around the dog's neck to determine the length and width of the clothes. In addition, it is best for the owner to choose some clothes that are relatively simple and easy to wear. If there are too many buttons or zippers on the clothes, the dog will not only feel uncomfortable wearing them, but will also keep scratching them with his paws.

Suggestion 2: Don’t neglect cleaning and bathing

Don’t think that you can relax your cleaning work in winter. Dogs with an active nature cannot be calmed down. Especially when they go for a walk, they will run around excitedly and get dirty. In winter, the frequency of dog bathing can be appropriately reduced, and it can only be washed once a week. In cold and windy weather, you can also use clean parts to replace the entire body, such as cleaning the dog's four legs and buttocks, or cleaning dirty places. If you need a full body bath, you must dry it with a hair dryer as much as possible after bathing. Don't let it play or sleep in cool areas.

For long-haired and relatively large dogs, first blow them with a hair dryer or dryer, then play with them and let them move around more to prevent colds. If the puppy is exhausted from bathing and just wants to sleep, cover it with a blanket.

Suggestion 3: Strengthen your physique and not relax

Strong physical fitness is also an effective guarantee for dogs to resist the cold. Parents need to be reminded of two points: Physical exercise and diet. Jogging, walking and other games can help puppies strengthen their physical fitness and help them control their weight in winter to prevent puppies from getting fat. As for the exercise time, it is best to choose around 11 a.m., when the sun is not very strong and there is a warm feeling, and the dog will be very interested in activities.

In addition, a reasonable diet is also very important. In cold weather, puppies and humans need more supplementary food, so owners should prepare high-energy, high-quality dog ​​food for them and increase a certain amount of food so that the dog can save more calories to resist cold. In addition, dogs that are regularly vaccinated against disease can alsoProtects dogs from various pathogens.