Is the Irish Glen Terrier easy to raise? Generally, it is not very difficult to raise pet dogs, but some small details in raising still need to be paid attention to. So how should the Irish Gorge Terrier be raised?

When we get along with the Irish Canyon Terrier, we must make the Irish Canyon Terrier a human partner and friend, so that we can patiently raise, care for and train it. Don't be moody about it, hot and cold. The Irish Glen Terrier does not have human intelligence, cannot think logically, and does not understand human language. The Irish Glen Terrier can only learn through memory. Therefore, you must be patient during training and repeat a command or gesture repeatedly to gradually help it establish a certain behavioral habit. You must not be too hasty or too demanding. The emotional connection between a person and an Irish Canyon Terrier is a prerequisite for them to live together and form a partnership. Therefore, the owner should have more contact with the Irish Canyon Terrier, pay more attention to it, and treat it friendly. In contact with other people, there are differences in the Irish Canyon Terrier's studiousness and adaptability. Therefore, we must pay attention to treating different situations differently and not abandon or abuse those who are left behind. During the breeding process, it is necessary to study and understand the qualities, characteristics, and habits of the Irish Canyon Terrier raised in order to develop and shape it according to its characteristics and human needs.

The newly bought Irish Canyon Terrier is very fragile. If the puppy is dirty, do not take a bath immediately. You can use a towel and warm water to scrub the local area; if the whole body is dirty, you should wait a few days for the puppy to recover its strength and then wash the whole body again. After bathing and washing, wipe off the water with a towel, then pick it up with a dry towel or blanket, and put it in a warm place to dry naturally. Slightly larger Irish Canyon Terrier puppies can be dried with gentle hot air. Blow-dry with strong heat, as this will make your dog more likely to get sick.

For an Irish Canyon Terrier puppy that has just entered the home, first let it drink some water, take a short rest, and then start feeding. The Irish Canyon Terrier puppy is fed three times a day, and the amount of food is so that the Irish Canyon Terrier puppy is 80% full. , do not feed snacks, because feeding snacks is not easy to control the amount of food, but also disrupts the digestion and absorption rules of Irish Canyon Terrier puppies, which can easily cause indigestion, diarrhea and other diseases.

The above-mentioned precautions are very common in our lives. It is likely that you have become accustomed to it, but for relatively fragile dogs, a small negligence on your part may cause the dog to Dogs get sick and even die, take note.