How should you take care of your pastoral dog? Do not bathe your pastoral dog with water when you first get home. You can dry clean it first. Do not take it out when it is cold. Pay special attention to keeping your pastoral dog warm, keeping its hair dry, and supplementing it with vitamin A, D; Just feed the garden dog until it is 70 to 80% full. Prepare a box for it, pad it with multiple layers of soft cloth, and preferably without a lid.

1. It is best not to take a bath for the garden dog that has just been brought back, and do not take it out when the weather is cold. If it is very dirty or smelly, you can go to the pet supply store to buy some dry cleaning powder or talcum powder for babies. That’s fine, it’s best to choose something that’s less exciting.

　2. Pastoral dogs should pay special attention to keeping warm, because their petite bodies cannot provide enough heat support, but at the same time, their hair must be kept dry.

3. Garden dogs, like many newborn babies, can also suffer from rickets, so they need to be supplemented with vitamin A and vitamin D.

4. The digestive ability of pastoral dogs is relatively poor. Do not feed too much. Generally, 70 to 80% full is enough. Eating too much can easily cause enteritis. Generally, it can be observed from the poop situation of pastoral dogs. If they eat less, their poop will be harder, and if they eat too much, they may even have loose stools. Therefore, the feeding amount should be adjusted in time according to the stool situation to ensure the health of the pastoral dog. The owner must be careful not to give the pastoral dog everything he wants, because puppies don’t know when they are hungry and full, and this will harm it.

5. For a pastoral dog, its home is very important. You can prepare a dog cage or box for it, pad it with multiple layers of soft cloth to make it more comfortable. It is best not to use a covered nest, because pastoral dogs usually It will regard you and your family as its mother. Even if it is in the nest, it must always see you to feel safe.