Raising Schnauzers: Life Aspects

1. Schnauzers cannot bathe or walk within 20 days after changing their environment to avoid getting sick due to sudden changes in the environment.
2. Schnauzer puppies are afraid of the cold, so whether it is winter or summer, you must pay attention to keeping the puppies warm. Do not let the puppy's belly rest on the ground for a long time, as this may cause him to catch a cold and cause diarrhea or a cold.
3. Don’t satisfy your puppy’s request just because it begs you for food, as this will make it develop bad habits.
4. The daily supply of water should be sufficient. Do not feed the dog raw water. It is best to change the dog's water every day.

Raising of Schnauzer: Diet

1. Do not feed Schnauzer meat and milk during the first two months after arriving home. Eat porridge-like food or dry food soaked in water. should.
2. Feed dog food 4 times a day. The amount of dog food after soaking each time is about 2/3 of a standard paper cup. Remember to soak it in hot water before giving it to the dog. Don't eat too much or eat randomly. If you want to increase nutrition for your dog, you can add a cooked egg yolk every day. Remember that one egg yolk should be fed three times.
3. Do not feed your puppy food that is too cold or too hot, as this will cause damage to the puppy’s mouth. Do not feed your puppy spoiled and rotten food. Leftover dog food should be thrown away immediately. It is best to wash the food bowl after each feeding to prevent diarrhea or food poisoning.

Raising Schnauzers: Remember to deworm

Puppies need to be dewormed for the first time when they are about 25-30 days old, and then once a month until they are half a year old. Starting from when the dog is six months old, deworming should be done every three months. A dog that is 12 months old is called an adult dog. After becoming an adult dog, the dog can be dewormed every six months. External deworming is required every month for both adults and puppies to prevent fleas, ticks, etc.