How to raise Pekingese puppies? Prepare a kennel for the Pekingese puppies and conduct necessary basic training. Prepare some food that is easy to digest and absorb, or soak puppy dog ​​food and mix it with dog milk powder evenly before feeding it to the puppy. Eat small meals frequently. Groom the dog's hair every day, clean the dog's eyes, ears, anal glands, toenails and other parts every week, and brush its teeth three times a week.

Kennel:

It is very necessary to prepare a comfortable and warm kennel for Pekingese puppies and create a good living environment. In addition, after the dog enters the home, parents must begin to carry out necessary basic training for it. For example, train the Pekingese to eat, sleep and eliminate in a fixed place, etc.

Food:

Pekingese puppies’ teeth are not fully grown and their gastrointestinal function is fragile. This is also a critical period for physical growth and development. Therefore, when preparing food, you should prepare some food that is easy to digest and absorb. Do not give those solid foods to puppies. If you choose to feed puppies with dog food, you should first soak the dog food in warm water until soft, then mix the dog food with dog milk powder evenly before feeding it to the Pekingese puppies.

When feeding Pekingese puppies, you should eat small amounts and frequent meals. When the dog is just weaned, the dog should be fed a diet as close to the dog's lactation period as possible. For example, if a puppy breastfeeds 5-6 times a day, then the Pekingese puppy should also be fed 5-6 times a day. As the dog matures and grows up, the number of daily feedings can be adjusted appropriately.

It is best to buy professional puppy dog ​​food and dog milk powder to feed. As for other foods, such as canned dogs, dog snacks, bones, etc., do not give these to puppies yet. Wait until the Pekingese grows up, has straight teeth, sound gastrointestinal function, and strong body before giving it these foods.

Bathing:

Generally speaking, bathing a puppy should be done after 2 months, and the dog should be vaccinated two weeks before bathing.

In addition to daily diet and life, parents must also do a good job in cleaning up the Pekingese. For example, comb the dog's hair at least once a day, clean the dog's eyes, ears, anal glands, toenails and other parts once a week, and brush the Pekingese's teeth three times a week.