How to feed a native dog puppy? Create a comfortable and warm nest for the native dog puppy. It should not be too small and have space for the dog to move around. When bathing a puppy in winter, you must act quickly. After washing, wipe it with a towel and then dry it quickly with a hair dryer. Don't give native dog puppies cold or too greasy food. Communicate and play with the puppies more.

First: Puppies are easy to raise in summer, but when it is cold in winter, puppies are prone to frostbite. This requires you to build a comfortable and warm nest for it. Although the dog is small, the nest should not be too small, about one meter square, and there must be room for the puppy to move, otherwise the puppy will not be able to stay in the nest at first.

Second: You must be quick to bathe your puppy in winter. It's cold in winter. Even if you bathe your puppy with warm water, it will definitely still feel cold, just like your shower will feel cold in winter. Give it a bath with nimble hands and feet and quick movements to shorten the bathing time. At the same time, you should also sprinkle water on the puppy every few seconds when bathing it. For example, if you wash a puppy's hair, the puppy will also be cold. At this time, it is best to sprinkle water on it intermittently, otherwise you will clearly feel that the puppy is shivering. After bathing, wipe first with a wet towel and then a dry towel, then dry quickly with a hair dryer. Note: Be careful of scalding your puppy.

Third: Feeding: Many people now like to feed dog food, which is convenient and nutritious and energy-rich. It is indeed a good choice. But you can also feed it ordinary food. For example, the most commonly mentioned steamed buns on the Internet are soaked in boiling water and then mixed with egg yolks. This puppy really likes to eat them. In fact, it is similar to that of a child. Just be careful not to feed it anything cold or too greasy, because its digestive function is not strong enough. Feeding it may cause diarrhea and sneezing.

Fourth: Communicate more with puppies. Respect life and treat it as your little friend and good friend. If you are careful, you will find that the puppy likes to be close to you. In the cold winter, the puppy likes to hang around under your legs, lie on your feet, and love to lick your fingers... Communicate emotions and cultivate A tacit understanding makes the two of you get along more harmoniously.