How to raise a Poodle puppy? The puppy's life should be regular, the feeding should be regular and quantitative, and the nutrition should be balanced. The puppy should not be allowed to develop bad habits of picky eating and lead to nutritional disorders. Care should be taken to prevent hypervitaminosis or calcium deficiency. Symptoms, it is not advisable to overeat. Generally, 7 to 8 minutes of fullness is enough. It is strictly forbidden to feed spoiled food. It is best to wash the food bowl after each feeding to prevent diarrhea or food poisoning.

1. Pay close attention to the puppies’ urination and defecation conditions.

The frequency of bowel movements generally changes with the age of the dog. Dogs can eat several times a day in 1 month, and an average of about 3 times a day by 2 months old. The frequency of stool is related to the type of food: for example, when feeding meat and rice, the amount and frequency of stool will be less; when feeding more starchy food, the frequency and amount will be higher. Pay attention to the color, smell and presence of worms in the puppy's stool. Normal stool is strip-shaped, moderately soft and hard, and usually slightly yellow. But it is also affected by food. For example, if you eat a lot of meat or feed some liver, your feces will usually turn black.

The frequency of urination also changes with the age of the dog. For 1-month-old dogs, it’s about once every 2 hours, and for 2-month-old dogs, it’s about 5 to 6 times a day. Urine that is light yellow and clear and transparent is healthy. The first time you urinate in the morning, the color will be slightly darker. However, if you find that the urine color remains darker, you should suspect whether you are sick, and it is best to go to the animal hospital for examination.

It is best to go to the animal hospital for a physical examination every month, with stool and urine tests, and intestinal parasites removed if necessary. Note: Look for an animal hospital with a good reputation and good facilities.

2. Keep the puppies warm and protected.

Puppies are afraid of the cold, so whether it is winter or summer, you must pay attention to keeping them warm. Do not let the puppy's belly rest on the ground for a long time, as this may cause him to catch a cold and cause diarrhea or a cold.

Whether it is a small dog or a full-sized dog, it is not advisable to take it for a walk on the road before it is 5 months old. Because the bones of puppies are not fully developed, walking for a long time can cause bone deformation in the limbs; at the same time, they are very susceptible to diseases outside. Appropriate play and exercise can be done indoors or in the courtyard. When the sun is not too strong and the outdoor temperature is not too high, puppies can bask in the sun and sunbathe, which is beneficial to bone growth.

3. Good habits for training puppies from an early age.

Puppies that are 2 months old should be able to start educating them on good habits. First of all, give the dog a nice name and call it by its name frequently so that it knows that it means calling it, and establishes a conditioned reflex so that it will come to you immediately. Education about fixed defecation habits can also begin. Although puppies before 4 months old cannot hold back their urine and pee when they have time. They will not be able to urinate in large volumes until 4 months old, but they can be taught gradually.

4. Vaccinations for puppies are very important.

At 2 months after birth, the antibodies brought from the mother have been almost eliminated. At this time, various viral diseases may occur. Therefore, it is most important to vaccinate against canine distemper, canine parvovirus and infectious hepatitis. Approximately 2 weeks after vaccinationCan produce resistance (antibodies). At about 2 months, if you have not been vaccinated yet, and when an epidemic is prevalent or you are likely to be infected, you can directly inject anti-virus serum to directly enhance the body's resistance, and wait 2 weeks before getting vaccinated.

5. Calcium supplementation for puppies cannot be ignored.

Special attention should be paid to the fact that as body weight increases, nutritional requirements increase, and calcium needs must be met at the same time. Otherwise, puppies are prone to rickets, which may lead to deformation of long bones in the limbs or swelling of joints, resulting in an "O" shape. Or "X" shaped legs. Large dogs of medium size or above should pay more attention to observe whether there are any changes in the shape of the front and rear limbs. Adjust the balance of calcium and phosphorus in a timely manner, regularly expose yourself to ultraviolet rays (sun exposure), and supplement vitamins A, D, and E. Dogs should not walk outside for too long. Generally, dogs aged 4 months should not take walks on the road frequently to prevent deformation of their limbs.

6. Provide hair care for puppies regularly.

Some dogs should be groomed and sheared starting from the age of 4 months, such as poodles. If you go outside for grooming, be sure to choose a beauty shop with good conditions and high reputation. This can prevent the spread of diseases and cross-infection, because the immunity of puppies in April is still very fragile. For hard-haired dogs, you can pluck a small amount of hair every day at home to promote its growth.

A 4-month-old puppy can take a bath twice a month, but it must be prevented from catching cold or being irritated. In ear plastic surgery, for ears with unsatisfactory erect ears, a plastic plate can be placed inside the ear for correction, or other methods can be used.