1. Scientific feeding

Be sure to ensure that the protein, minerals, vitamins, and carbohydrates needed for the growth of puppies must not be lacking. Let the dog grow well, have strong disease resistance, and get sick less often.

　2. Closed breeding

It’s understandable to be happy about getting a puppy, but don’t take it around or play, and don’t let it come into contact with other dogs. It’s not too late to take it out to play after all the vaccines have been injected.

3. Don’t take a shower immediately

If the puppy is dirty, you can use a towel and warm water to scrub the area; if the whole body is dirty, you should wait a few days for it to recover and then bathe the whole body. After washing, wipe off the water with a towel first, and then Pick it up with a dry towel or blanket and place it in a warm place to dry naturally. For slightly older puppies, you can use gentle hot air to dry them. Do not use strong heat to dry them, as this will make the dog more likely to get sick.

　4. Regular and quantitative feeding

For puppies that have just been brought home, first let them drink some water, take a short rest, and then start feeding them. Feed the puppies three times a day. It is best to feed the puppies until they are 80% full. Do not feed them snacks, because feeding snacks It is not easy to control the amount of food, but also disrupts the digestion and absorption rules of puppies, which can easily cause indigestion, diarrhea and other diseases.

5. Do not buy cheap puppies that are sick or weak

The cost of diagnosis and treatment after the onset of the disease will far exceed the cost of buying a healthy dog, and a lot of energy will be spent taking care of it.