Dogs are man’s loyal friends. Some people keep them for companionship; some people keep them to look after their homes; some people keep them because they simply love dogs. No matter what the reason is, if you choose it, you must take good care of it. Its life! Many people who raise dogs will choose puppies to start raising, so how to raise puppies? Do you know some precautions?

First, puppies will bite things randomly

Generally, when puppies reach the age of one month and four months, they will enter a teething period. During this period, their gums will feel itchy due to the growth of teeth, so they will bite things randomly to relieve the itching. .

Second, puppies cannot eat salty food

When puppies are young, they should mainly eat dog food. It is particularly important to note that puppies should not eat salty food, otherwise it may damage the hair and even cause kidney or heart problems.

Third, puppies will shed hair

When puppies reach the age of three to four months, they will enter a period of extensive hair shedding, which is commonly known as the embarrassing period. During this period, the puppy's fetal hair will fall off and then be replaced by permanent hair, and the amount of hair loss will be very large.

Fourth, pay attention to the puppy’s diet

Generally speaking, it is recommended to feed puppies three to five times a day. Because their intestines and stomach are not fully developed and their metabolism is relatively fast, it is recommended to eat smaller meals more often, which will improve their body growth and gastrointestinal digestion ability. There are certain benefits. In addition, when feeding puppy food, it is recommended to soak the dog food until soft before feeding it to the puppy.

Fifth, you may experience frequent vomiting

This is mainly due to the secretion of gastric acid due to hunger, and acid reflux will cause vomiting of some acidic water. When discovering this situation, the owner should immediately adjust the puppy's eating time.

Sixth, the main source of puppy odor

It is recommended not to bathe puppies for at least a week after they are brought home, but during this period, owners can pay attention to cleaning their mouths, ear canals, skin and anus, which can effectively eliminate the odor on their bodies.