What should I prepare before raising a Keeshond? The Keeshond has a cheerful temperament, is particularly easy to get close to people, has a very good memory, is good at observing things, and is an excellent guard dog. So when raising a Keeshond What preparations should be made before it?

Before raising a Keeshond, you must first be mentally prepared, such as:

1. Take time to feed the dog and play with the Keeshond every day.

2. Be able to tolerate the inconvenience caused by the Keeshond (smell, shed hair, barking, chewed furniture, etc.).

3. You have to pay money for it (annual vaccinations and anthelmintics, food expenses for the Keeshond, expenses for going to the hospital when sick, dog license fees that need to be paid in some cities, etc.).

4. The life span of a dog is generally 10-15 years. You must be able to get along with your Keeshond from beginning to end.

5. Learn as much as possible about common sense about raising dogs, and consult with dog-raising friends around you to find a reliable veterinarian or pet hospital.

Secondly, prepare the following items for the puppy:

1. Dog kennels (rattan baskets, cardboard boxes, cages) and bedding materials (old clothes, towels and quilts).

2. Dog food.

3. Food basin and water basin.

4. Dog leash and dog tag.

5. Grooming tools, etc.

Are you ready for how to raise a Keeshond?