How to raise a purebred Teddy? The little Teddy who has just arrived at home should pay attention to their diet and can feed dog milk powder; do not bathe them if they are less than three months old; the Teddy should be combed frequently to keep the fur soft; Teddy dogs are generally Permanent teeth will grow in between four and five months. Calcium supplements are needed, and teething sticks can be purchased to grind teeth. Vaccinations are required starting at three months.

1. Diet. When adopting a purebred Teddy dog, if the Teddy dog ​​is still very young and has just been weaned, the little Teddy dog's small ability is still very poor. It is best to go to a pet store to buy special dog milk powder to feed the Teddy dog. After feeding the puppy for more than ten days to make it stronger, put some dog food in the milk powder and eat it. This will allow the puppy to gradually adapt to dog food, and it will be much easier to feed dog food in the future. Don’t be afraid that the little teddy dog ​​won’t eat it. Also, little teddy dogs have fungal intestines, so you cannot give them milk, as this will cause diarrhea.

2. Take a bath. Teddy dogs must be clean and bathed frequently. One thing to remember is that if the puppy is less than three months old, it must not be bathed. If there is a peculiar smell on the body, you can use a towel dipped in warm water to insert the little Teddy dog. After three months, the little Teddy needs to take a bath about once a week. Frequent bathing can reduce the growth of worms on the Teddy, especially behind the ears, you must pay attention. When taking a bath, be sure to wash behind the ears as ear mites can easily grow behind the ears.

3. Comb the hair. Comb the Teddy dog's hair regularly to keep it soft and smooth. When combing, you should pay attention to combing the facial hair, because after eating, the facial hair will be stuck with food residues. After eating, you must clean the Teddy dog's mouth and then comb it with a comb. It is best to use a comb with fine teeth for combing the Teddy dog. If there are bugs on the Teddy dog, you can comb them out while combing. You should also check the Teddy dog's skin frequently. If you find any damage or lesions, you should seek prompt treatment from a pet doctor.

4. Teeth. Teddy dogs usually grow permanent teeth when they are four to five months old. They will have the same symptoms of irritability and pain and itching as children do when teeth grow, so you need to take extra care of your little Teddy dog ​​at that time. You can make some chicken soup for the little Teddy to drink, or you can give the little Teddy ice cubes to relieve pain. This will make little Teddy feel more comfortable.

5. Get vaccinated. Note that Teddy dogs need to be vaccinated between three months and six months. When Teddy dogs receive infectious vaccines for the first time, they need three injections and then add one injection of rabies vaccine. In the future, the infectious vaccine will be injected once a year, and the rabies vaccine will be injected once every three years. Teddy dogs also need to be dewormed internally. When getting vaccinated, Teddy dogs must be in good health. Poor health will reduce the immunity of Teddy dogs and affect their health. Teddy dogs can only go out to play one week after being vaccinated.