How to take care of a Pekingese dog? Before taking the Pekingese dog home, prepare daily necessities. A warm and comfortable nest can help it adapt faster; prepare nutritious and easy-to-absorb and digest food for the Pekingese dog, and provide it at regular times. Feeding; Pekingese dogs have longer hair, comb their hair frequently, and receive regular vaccinations and deworming.

1. Environment: In order for the Pekingese dog to adapt to the new environment faster, a warm and comfortable living environment should be created for it before it arrives. You need to prepare a kennel, sleeping mat, and other daily necessities for your Pekingese. Create a safe and comfortable home for Jingba.

2. Feeding: To ensure that Pekingese dogs have enough nutrients to maintain their body growth, parents should prepare more nutritious and easy-to-absorb and digest food for Pekingese dogs. Proper feeding should be carried out at regular times and at fixed points every day. You can feed the puppy more appropriately when it is a puppy, but when it becomes an adult, it will need to be fed appropriately.

3. Grooming: Pekingese dogs have longer coats, so they should be combed regularly and taken to the hospital regularly for vaccinations. Of course, this must be done in a healthy state. It is also necessary to expel internal and external parasites on time to avoid loss of appetite or other problems caused by parasites.

4. Bathing: Generally, puppies should be bathed after 2 months, and the dog should be vaccinated within two weeks before bathing. It should be noted that parents should train Pekingese dogs to urinate and defecate in fixed places, eat and sleep in fixed places when they are young. Let the pet dog develop good living habits from an early age and live harmoniously with the family.

5. Training: The best training period for Pekingese dogs should be around 70 days after the puppies are born. The most important thing to train Pekingese dogs is patience. Although you don’t need to arrange too much time every day, you must do it step by step. Don't be too hasty. When you first start training, you should first familiarize yourself with the relevant instructions, and then start with simple training content. Young Pekingese dogs have not yet developed bad habits and are relatively weak, which saves effort for trainers. Dogs reach adulthood one year after birth, and their physical strength also increases a lot. If you want to train at this stage, it will take a certain amount of physical strength and a certain amount of patience.