What are the precautions for raising a silver fox dog? The first point is that after taking the silver fox puppy home, all wire sockets and dangerous things should be moved from the ground to the ground; the second point is to remove the silver fox puppy before going out. Put the fox puppy in the cage and prepare teething sticks and dog chews; thirdly, silver fox puppies should not be fed dog food directly for about 40 days. They should be fed goat milk and soaked milk cake.

First point, after bringing the silver fox puppy home, move all electrical sockets and dangerous things from the ground to the ground. This is very necessary, even if it is as small as a bell, it must be thrown away, because when it is young, it is naturally curious and wants to try everything. If a bell or some small pieces of items are accidentally swallowed into the stomach, it is easy to Punching the esophagus and intestines, causing massive bleeding and death, is something that all novice owners probably don’t want to see.

Second point, if it is too small, or you cannot take it out. If you leave your Silver Fox at home, you must put it in a cage. Because during the teething stage, it will use the wires at home or sofas, table legs, etc., as tools for grinding its teeth. Owners should prepare some teething sticks and dog chews and keep them under their teeth at any time. bedside. As long as you go out and don't take your silver fox with you, you must remember to put it in a cage to avoid causing damage to the family.

Third point, regarding feeding Silver Fox dogs, when most new owners bring their Silver Fox dogs home, it is almost 40 days old. It is the weaning period, and the owners will buy some dog food for their Silver Fox dogs. Come to feed, but you must know that the Silver Fox at this stage cannot eat dog food because it is too young. You should still feed it mainly goat milk and soaked milk cake, which is the best.

Fourth point, milk must not be fed. The intestines and stomach of Silver Fox dogs are quite fragile. Drinking milk can cause diarrhea in mild cases, and in severe cases, it can cause diarrhea and death. These situations are not unheard of, and they are not alarmist. The above three points must be kept in mind, as long as the owner has enough patience and observation skills at any time. If you maintain a learning attitude, you will be able to raise your own silver fox dog well.