What are the precautions for raising a Corgi? When raising a Corgi, try not to leave it alone at home for a long time; the signal for a Corgi to defecate is to breathe loudly and turn around. After detecting the signal, take it to defecate. The Corgi's diet should be balanced and do not feed the Corgi human food.

Always supervise and communicate with your corgi, and try not to leave it alone at home for long periods of time.

Pay attention to the message that it wants to excrete, breathe loudly and spin around. At this time, you should immediately take it to where it should go.

Puppy Corgis have uncontrolled bladder and may need to pee immediately after drinking, eating, sleeping and playing. They may also need to go to the toilet at least every three hours at night. Try to take care of each time.

If it accidentally gets dirty, don’t punish it. Never push its nose to smell the dirt or scold it. Because it doesn’t understand, it is more likely to defecate anywhere when you are not around. Praise your corgi immediately every time he relieves himself in the right place.

Formulate nutritionally balanced food for puppies. Like babies, they need nutritious and easily digestible food. Do not feed your puppy human food, especially sausages and leftover rice. Human food contains too much salt and is not suitable for eating. If you love it, eating dog food is enough for its health.

Puppies are very naughty, so when buying a water basin, please choose a "buckle-type" water basin that cannot be easily knocked over. This way, even if the owner is not careful, the dog will not run out of water because the dog knocks over the water basin. .