How to raise a three-month-old Corgi? A three-month-old Corgi should be fed regularly and rationed, do not eat snacks, and eat small meals frequently; a three-month-old Corgi should not be allowed to develop a tendency to poop everywhere. Get used to it, and take the Corgi to the dog toilet to defecate if you notice any signs of needing to defecate; the three-month-old Corgi must be vaccinated, and cannot be taken out casually during the vaccination period.

In terms of diet: Eat regularly and quantitatively, do not eat snacks, and try not to let the baby swallow foreign objects; puppy food for about 2 months should be soaked and eaten 4 times a day. After 4 months, dry food can be eaten once a day. Eat three meals.

Regarding potty training: Don’t let it develop the habit of pooping everywhere as soon as you get home. In the first few days, you must observe it closely when the cage is not closed. If there is any sign, immediately pick up your prescribed fixed poop. If it starts to poop on its own, reward it in time. If it poops randomly, stop it and scold it. If you persist for a period of time, the baby will poop at the right spot.

Regarding vaccines: It is generally safer to take the second dose of vaccine home before taking it home. Imported vaccines are usually given 20 days apart. The third dose of vaccine can be given in 7 doses, or in 6 doses plus a single dose. . Never take your baby out before getting vaccinated. During the vaccination period, pets should be disinfected after bringing them home to prevent future troubles. Pet dogs can go out to play one week after receiving the third dose of vaccine.

Regarding bathing: It is best not to take a bath during the vaccination period, and wait until the vaccine is completed before taking a bath. If you have the conditions, it is best to go to a beauty salon to wash it. If you want to wash it yourself, be careful not to catch a cold. Especially in winter, you should first turn on the bath heater and hot water in the bathroom, wait until the temperature rises before washing, and after washing, blow dry thoroughly in the bathroom. Let it out only when it is dry, so you won't catch a cold easily.

Regarding sleep: Be sure to go to bed and get up on time, and do not disrupt its biological clock. About keeping the cage: It is best for the puppy to get used to being locked in the cage from the beginning. Close it at night and when there is no one at home during the day, and let it out when there are people. In this way, it will enter the cage by itself when it is time to close it. Can't bark.