First aid methods for Corgis in car accidents

1. Don’t panic, approach the dog slowly, and talk to the dog in a gentle tone (preferably by the owner) Do).

2. Gently secure the dog with a rope or leash.

3. Use a rope to make a muzzle to tie the dog's mouth. The method is as follows: tie a knot in the middle of the rope first, and then make a muzzle. Put the "muff" over the dog's mouth and tie it tightly. Loop the rope around the jaw to the back of the head and tie it tightly with a knot. If a frightened or injured dog bites, tie the mouth to prevent it.

4. Check that the "mouth binding" is appropriate and there is no difficulty in breathing.

5. Check heartbeat, breathing, heavy bleeding, wheezing, and fractures.

6. When vomiting, suffocating, or having difficulty breathing, turn your head down and pull out your tongue.

7. When feeling cold, keep it warm. Use a coat or blanket to gently pick up the Corgi and place it in a large towel, carton, or basket.

8. Notify the veterinarian.

9. Move dogs carefully.