How to raise Border Collie puppies? The feeding of Border Collie puppies follows the principle of small meals, frequent meals, regular and quantitative meals. Puppy food should be soaked in warm water or milk before feeding; necessary training and guidance should be carried out so that Border Collie puppies learn to eat at a fixed time. Groom it every day, clean its eyes, ears, and teeth every week, deworm it internally and externally, bathe and vaccinate it regularly.

　1. What you need to know about feeding after weaning

After the Border Collie is successfully weaned, parents can begin to gradually choose suitable puppy food for feeding, so that the Border Collie can gradually adapt to other foods. Due to the fragile body of puppies, they should be fed according to the principle of small meals and frequent meals during the feeding process. Feed 3-4 meals a day, and they need to be rationed regularly. Hard puppy food is best soaked in warm water or milk to soften it before feeding to avoid putting a digestive burden on the intestines of the puppy.

2. Develop the habit of urinating and defecating at fixed points

In addition, pet dogs have rectal bowels and will show signs of excretion about 30 minutes after eating or 15 minutes after drinking water. In order to prevent border dogs from defecating at will, parents should provide necessary training and guidance. After eating, you need to pay close attention to the dog's behavior and activities. Once you find it spinning around on the ground and sniffing all over the ground, it means that it is about to excrete. Parents should provide timely guidance and train the Border Collie to excrete in a fixed place. Also let it develop good living habits.

3. Do regular body cleaning

In addition, parents should comb the Border Collie's hair once a day and clean their eyes and ears once a week to prevent the breeding and infection of mites. Brush your Border Collie's teeth about 3 times a week to thoroughly clean foreign matter in the mouth, keep the mouth clean, and prevent oral diseases. In addition, it is also necessary to regularly deworm the Border Collie internally and externally to prevent the occurrence of parasitic diseases. It is also necessary to bathe the Border Collie regularly to remove dirt on the body, keep the body clean and healthy, and avoid the breeding of parasites or Infection with other infectious diseases.

4. Carry out regular immunization work

For Border Collie puppies, regular immunization is a very important factor in protecting the health of Border Collie puppies! Border Collie who regularly immunizes them can prevent Border Collie diseases to a great extent. To a large extent, it can ensure the health of Border Collie puppies!