1. The diet of golden retriever puppies: small meals, frequent meals, professional feeding

1. Golden retriever puppies have weak digestion ability, and human food is both tempting and dangerous to them. Therefore, owners must be ruthless and provide only specialized and high-quality dog ​​food to their puppies. Professional dog food is nutritionally balanced, easy to digest and convenient to feed. According to statistics, dogs who eat dog food for a long time live more than one-third longer than dogs who do not eat dog food. Body odor, breath and excrement odor will also be greatly reduced.

2. The owner should develop the habit of regular feeding, and do not give it random snacks. Many of the meat, milk, vegetables, and fruits eaten by humans cannot be digested and absorbed by puppies, and can easily cause diarrhea.

3. Golden retriever puppies should follow the principle of eating small meals frequently, four times a day, and the amount each time should not be too much. One egg yolk a day will help your puppy grow. You should also use pet-specific products to supplement calcium under the guidance of a veterinarian.

4. Don’t let golden retriever puppies have the opportunity to swallow chicken bones, ribs or fish bones, because they will stay in the throat and break into pieces. If they are not left in the throat, they will slip into the body and pierce the stomach wall and intestines. road.

5. Clean drinking water should be available at all times. Cold boiled water at home is most suitable for puppies.

2. The "convenience" of golden retriever puppies: choose a good location and be patient

1. When you get home, don’t rush to play with it. It may get motion sickness or tired. Let the dog drink some water, go to the selected place to pee, and then put it in its nest. As soon as your dog wakes up or eats, take him to a designated spot where he will most likely defecate.

2. Dip the dog’s urine in a newspaper and place it where you want it to defecate, so that the dog will gradually get used to excreting in an area with its own smell.

3. If you want it to defecate outdoors, you must provide it with enough opportunities to go out.

3. Sleep of golden retriever puppies: soothing emotions and cultivating habits

1. Golden retriever puppies will sleep for more than ten hours a day, which is normal. It cannot be disturbed when sleeping. Lack of sleep will seriously affect the development of golden retriever puppies.

2. The dog’s crib must be kept warm and clean. It can be padded with soft and dry old clothes. The family smell of the clothes will make the dog get familiar with the owner as soon as possible, making it feel as if the owner is by his side. Sleep peacefully.

3. Dogs regard eating and sleeping as very sacred. In order for the dog to establish a sense of hierarchy and obey the owner's discipline, do not let the dog sleep on your own bed. However, the dog should not be kept in a closed space, as this will make it cry out of loneliness and restlessness. The ideal sleeping place is a place where the dog can see its owner. There, the dog can see that the owner is beside him and feel at ease. It can also understand that the owner's bed is its restricted area, and the dog and the dog can rest without disturbing each other.

4. In the first one or two days, the puppy will be confused at nightIf it cries because it is not accustomed to the new environment, you can stop it gently. Don't make it too loud, which will frighten it. Don't hug it just because it cries, as this will easily develop the habit of dependence and coquettishness. You can cover the cage or kennel with a large towel or newspaper, so that the cry will be echoed and it can slowly calm down. You can also wrap a ticking clock in a blanket and put it on the dog bed. The golden retriever puppy will think of it as his mother's heartbeat and calm down. You can also ask for something familiar to the golden retriever puppy from the dog's previous owner, such as bedding in the kennel.

IV. Activities of Golden Retriever Puppies: Reduce danger and limit scope

1. Put away items in your home that may cause harm to your dog, and consider the possibility of your dog rummaging through boxes and cabinets when no one is home. Golden Retriever puppies will bite and scratch at anything. For example, dangling electrical wires, kitchen waste, disinfectant, etc.

2. If there is no one at home during the day, be sure to limit the dog’s range of activities. You can put it in a large, spacious, ventilated cage with plenty of food and water. This will not only protect the items at home from damage, but also avoid dangers that may occur when your dog wanders around the house alone. But as soon as the owner has time, he should go home as soon as possible and let him move freely under care.