How to choose a puppy? Choose a puppy with good eyesight and observe them while they are still nursing to judge their personality. Observe that the puppy's eyes should be flexible and bright, touch the puppy's fur should be smooth and firm, check that the puppy's ears and gums should be pink and have no odor, and the anus should be clean and dry. Choose the most suitable dog breed to raise according to your own conditions.

The first thing is: you fall in love with it at first sight.

Raising a dog is fate, so you must “feel” with your future dog. Without this one, all the following conditions are worthless.

You must try your best to observe the puppies while they are still nursing. Before eight weeks, a litter of puppies will gather around the mother dog - observing the mother dog will give you an idea of ​​the future of the puppies. Having a general understanding of the puppy's temperament and observing how the puppy gets along with other puppies in the same litter will also help to make a more accurate prediction of the puppy's future situation. A puppy that is too lively and confident may be difficult to control when it grows up, while a puppy that is too docile may become preoccupied and become a "melancholy" and introverted dog when it grows up. Obviously, a puppy somewhere in between is ideal.

After roughly judging the puppy’s personality, it’s time to check the puppy’s health.

The puppy’s body should be well developed, its muscles should be well-proportioned, and the fur on its body should have a healthy luster that is visible at a glance. In particular, check whether the puppy’s legs are straight and strong, because some puppies will Poor development may lead to valgus or even deformed legs and feet.

Observe the puppy’s eyes carefully: they should be flexible, bright and energetic. Puppies are as curious as children. Think about what a pair of pure and curious eyes should look like?

Gently stroke the puppy's fur with your hands. The puppy's fur should be smooth and firm. Check whether the puppy has skin diseases and whether there is excessive dander.

Check the puppy’s ears and gums. A healthy puppy’s ears and gums are pink and have no odor.

Observe the puppy’s anus and its surroundings. There is no secretion. The puppy’s anus should be clean and dry.

Try to hold the puppy’s shoulders with both hands and lift it off the ground. If the puppy does not appear nervous, it means that the puppy will grow up to be easy-going and obedient.

If you are still satisfied with this puppy after the above inspection, you can take it home.

In short, your choice is to choose the breed of dog that is suitable for you:

　(1) Among the wide variety of dog breeds, choosing the most suitable dog breed to raise according to your own conditions is a responsible approach for yourself, your dog and the people around you.

(2) According to the characteristics of the required dog breed, refer to the personality and character of the famous dog breed in detail, because even the same breed is not the same. It is necessary to select the best dog type based on comparative identification..

(3) People who live in buildings mainly keep small toy dogs; if they really like larger dog breeds, they should also choose dogs with docile personalities, no body odor, and not easy to bark, so as to avoid disaster. Neighborhood. If you want to raise a dog in a suburban farmhouse or villa, you can choose a large guard dog. If conditions permit, you can choose a large dog with ornamental value.

　(4) Dog selection does not necessarily depend on famous dogs. Although some dogs have impure bloodlines, they have excellent character. Although some dog breeds are not well-known, their intelligence, wit and loyalty to their owners make them famous dogs. Irreplaceable. You might as well try to domesticate it. Choosing and raising a dog is well-documented and has rules to follow, and there is no need to be overly rigid.