How to care for Australian Shepherd dogs? Many people buy them home after seeing how cute the dogs are in the pet store. However, if they are not taken care of well after they are bought home, the dogs may not only become unkempt due to lack of care, nice.

During the breeding process of the Australian Shepherd, the dog must be regularly trained so that it can develop hygienic habits, such as defecation at fixed points and no need to claw at sofas and clothing. The dog’s ear wax and tartar should also be removed every few days. Its eyes are large, and dust and foreign matter can easily enter and cause eye diseases. Therefore, the eyes and orbits should be cleaned frequently with 2% boric acid water to avoid bacterial infection.

Infectious diseases are still the primary disease that endangers the health of dogs. But as far as dog farms are concerned, if the prevalence of infectious diseases in dogs can be controlled, the characteristics of dog diseases will also change accordingly. According to statistics from a dog farm in Nanjing, when no infectious diseases occur, dog diseases are mainly common diseases, and the disease mortality rate is also low.

Its diet structure should be gradually adjusted according to time and circumstances. Then decide for yourself whether it is necessary to deworm and vaccinate it. The most important thing in raising a dog well is epidemic prevention. After your dog finishes eating, it will move around, which may mean it needs to defecate. At this time, you need to be patient and train it to develop the habit of defecating in a fixed place. Don't think it is young, otherwise wait until it grows up. It will cause unnecessary trouble in the future.

The kennel must be dry, hygienic and ventilated. The kennel must be cleaned once a day and thoroughly disinfected once a week. Disinfection can use ultraviolet light, chemicals (caustic soda, Lysol, disinfectant king, disinfectant), etc. Its tableware must be washed every day, soaked and disinfected with medicine once a week, and the drinking water must be sufficient, clean, and changed every day.