1. Check: Check whether there is any physical problem with the puppy. Blood tests, stool tests, canine distemper tests, and a series of skin tests are all essential. Each of these is a matter of life and safety for your puppy.

2. Epidemic prevention: Dogs are most difficult to feed when they are two to three months old. During this period, dogs lack the protection of maternal antibodies and will easily get sick, and their mortality rate after illness is also high. Therefore, we need to make a detailed vaccination plan before taking the dog home. After feeding for about a week, you should go to the pet hospital in time to vaccinate the dog. And if the dog is found to have abnormalities or some infectious diseases within a week, the dog should be injected with hyperimmune serum immediately to improve the dog's resistance, and the dog should be vaccinated after the dangerous period.

3. Prepare the dog’s daily necessities: kennel, water bowl, food bowl and kennel. You can also make your own kennel. The puppy's body is fragile, so it is necessary to take good care of the puppy in all aspects. In particular, the temperature must be controlled well.

4. Puppy food: When adopting a puppy, be sure to ask what kind of dog food the puppy has eaten before, and feed the puppy the dog food it is accustomed to. This allows the puppy to adapt to the new environment as quickly as possible. The puppy's living environment must be clean. It cannot be sloppy and sloppy to allow the puppy to be infected with germs, otherwise it will be very troublesome.

5. Patience: When a puppy arrives in a new environment, it is easy for him to keep barking due to changes in the environment. At this time, you must not beat or scold the puppy, but patiently care for the puppy so that the puppy can adapt as soon as possible.

6. Safety: Puppies are generally very curious and like to study new things, so when they arrive in a new environment, they will nibble on things that interest them. Therefore, we should put some fragile objects such as glasses and some toxic objects out of the reach of dogs to avoid accidents.

7. Correct their bad habits: Because they were not born in your home, they will inevitably bring some bad habits with them, so they must be taught carefully after adoption and have enough patience to help the puppies develop good habits. Regular good living habits.

8. Responsible: You must be responsible for the puppy, because no matter how small it is, it is still a life. Since you choose to adopt, you cannot give up halfway.