How to raise a husky puppy? It is best to stay with the mother dog when it is just born. Put cotton pads in the place where the puppy lives to keep it warm. It is necessary to clean up the urine and urine in time. You can trim the puppy's nails in about 20 days. Husky puppies When the suckling dog is a little older and the supply of breast milk is insufficient, it needs to supplement the milk appropriately. After 25 days of age, you can try to add broth and porridge to its food.

It is best for a newborn Husky puppy to stay with its mother. Taking it away after two months is healthier and safer than artificial feeding. Try to provide him with a dry and ventilated hiding place. Use a large cardboard box and cut a large hole in the side. Padded with cotton padding inside. Place the puppy in it.

It’s best to keep it warm. It is necessary to clean up the urine and feces in time. Newly born puppies should not know how to run in circles, so work hard and clean up when you see them. Normally, there should be peeing after each feeding, no more than 4 times.

It is best to have someone accompany the husky puppy to make it feel safe enough.

The indoor temperature should be above 23 degrees Celsius. When the room temperature is below 21 degrees Celsius, a small electric blanket or hot water bottle should be used to increase the temperature, but be sure to wrap it in a towel to avoid burning the puppy. If you use a hot water bottle, be sure to replace it. A cold hot water bottle will not only fail to keep you warm but may also cause your dog to catch a cold.

Husky puppies, like babies, spend most of their time sleeping and nursing. If there is barking or restlessness, you should consider whether the temperature is low and whether the mother dog cleans the Husky puppies on time (due to the puppies’ urination and defecation) (cleaned by the female dog), whether the milk is sufficient, artificial help can be given to the weak Husky puppies, let the weak Husky puppies eat first or artificially feed some milk powder.

Newborn husky puppies have no hearing or vision. They usually open their eyes in about 2 weeks, and can hear with the opening of the ear canal in 3-17 days. The puppy's nails can be trimmed in about 20 days. Dogs are stimulated to excrete milk. The puppy keeps kneading the mother dog's breasts with its forelimbs when feeding. If it is not trimmed in time, it will easily scratch the mother dog's abdomen.

Newborn puppies have very soft bones, cannot stand stably, and have difficulty moving. They are easily squeezed, suffocated, or trampled to death by the female dog. The owner needs to strengthen care.

When the Husky puppy is slightly older and the supply of breast milk is insufficient, it needs to be properly supplemented. Do not feed milk at this time, because the gastrointestinal function of the puppy is very poor, and mixing with milk at this time can easily cause diarrhea. It is best to use special dog milk powder. In order to reduce costs, skim milk or high-calcium skim milk powder can also be used. After boiling and sterilizing, bottle feeding should be carried out at a temperature of around 27°C. Generally, there is no need to deliberately limit the amount of milk supplement, it should be fed until full.

After 25 days of age, you can try adding broth and porridge. Little guys often fight over each other when feeding. In order to avoid conflicts and individual stunting, the nipple of each little guy should be fixed so that they can each feed on their own milk and live in peace.

Puppies have a lot of dirt on their bodies. They should be wiped with a soft cloth in time and washed every two days.Take a bath once. The temperature of the bath water should be between 25-30℃. Be sure to prevent the bath water from entering the ears. After bathing, you can trim the toenails of the puppies to avoid scratching the mother dog’s breasts and other puppies while feeding. After the puppies have a certain amount of physical strength and energy, they can be guided to play and play outdoors, but they must be prevented from biting and fighting with each other.