Dogs can rely on breast milk as their main food before 2 months old. After weaning, they can be fed with lean meat porridge or dog food. The feeding of the native dog should be regular and quantitative, and the nutrition should be balanced, and the dog should be full for 7-8 minutes. Generally, at 2 months, you can take it to the veterinarian for vaccination when it is healthy. Before the native dog is 3 months old, try not to let it go out and control its activities in a safe area.

When a native dog is still under 3 months old, the body is relatively thin, but the puppy is very lively in nature, full of curiosity about the outside world, and does not know what dangers are. If it goes out alone, it is easy to get lost or have an accident. accident, so it’s best to keep your dog indoors. If you really can't control it, you should tie up the puppy, so that you can at least ensure that the puppy can move around in a safe area.

Don’t always feed leftovers to puppies, and don’t feed spoiled food to puppies. The puppies themselves are weak because they are young, so they are prone to illness. Native dogs can be fed dog food, which is more nutritionally balanced. It is best to feed them at regular times and at fixed times to help the puppies develop good living habits.

Generally, when feeding a puppy, you only need to be 7 to 8 minutes full. If you feed it too full, the puppy will be prone to indigestion. It is best to wash the food bowl before each feeding to prevent the puppy from getting a bad stomach.

Two months after a native dog is born, the antibodies brought by the mother have been almost eliminated. At this time, various viral diseases may occur, so preventive vaccine injections are very important and must not be ignored to avoid childhood diseases. Big loss.

If a native dog always likes to lie on the ground, it is best to stop it, because if it lies on the ground for a long time, the native dog’s belly will always be in contact with the ground, and the ground is relatively cool. Catching a cold may cause diarrhea or a cold.

It is best for puppies under 5 months old to play properly at home and not to walk the dog outdoors all the time, because the bones of the native dog are not fully developed at this time, and walking for a long time will cause the bones of the limbs to deform.

When the sun is not very strong, you can let your dog get more sun. Ultraviolet rays have a good sterilizing and disinfecting effect, and can also help your dog better absorb calcium, which is beneficial to the growth of their bones.

The kennel must be cleaned regularly and kept clean and dry at all times, so as to maintain the healthy growth of the puppy.

A 2-month-old puppy can start to receive appropriate behavioral training, such as letting it remember its own name, obey the owner's call, and urinate and defecate at regular times, etc.

The native dog is very loyal to its owner. When the little native dog grows up, it can be taken out for walks, games and frolics. These can better increase the interaction between the native dog and its owner and make the native dog more comfortable. Love his master even more.