How to raise a little Teddy? Little Teddy is weaned about 6 weeks after birth; weaning is done until about the third month, 4 times a day; from the 4th to 8th month after birth, the feeding amount is approximately equivalent to 1/3 to 1/3 of an adult dog 2. Let the little Teddy adapt to the taste of special dog food; if it is raised as a family meal, the food should be mainly animal protein and feed more high-calorie food.

Puppies have weak digestive abilities, so human food is both tempting and dangerous to them. Therefore, owners must be ruthless and provide only specialized and high-quality dog ​​food to their puppies. Develop the habit of regular feeding and don’t give it random snacks. Avoid letting puppies develop bad habits of being picky eaters, which may lead to malnutrition. Don’t be overly full every time you feed. Generally, 7-8 minutes of fullness is enough.

Dietary management of puppies

①Puppies are weaned about 6 weeks after birth.

② From weaning to about the third month, feeding times should be set at 7 a.m., 12 noon, 5 p.m. and 10 p.m. 4 times a day.

③ From the 4th month to the 8th month after birth, puppies can be fed three times in the morning, noon, and evening. The amount of food given to puppies during this period is approximately equivalent to 1/3 of an adult dog—1 /2.

④ In the months from 2 to 3 months to within 6 months after weaning, the puppy’s food composition will determine its lifelong eating habits. If you plan to continue raising your dog with specialized dog food in the future, you must allow it to adapt to the taste of specialized dog food during this period of time.

⑤ If raised by family catering, the food should be mainly animal protein and feed more high-calorie food.

⑥When puppies are 2 to 3 months old, since their teeth and mandibles are not yet fully developed, meat should be cut into fine pieces before feeding them. Butter, cheese, etc. are also suitable.

After going out and returning home, don’t be in a hurry to play with it. It may be tired or even motion sick. Let Alaska drink some water first, then go to the chosen place to pee, and then put it in its nest. After the little Teddy wakes up or eats, take him to a designated place immediately. He may need to defecate. Soak some dog urine on the newspaper and place it where you want it to defecate, so that your dog will slowly get used to excreting in a range with its own smell.