Dog hygiene is not only related to individuals, but also to the entire community and social civilization. The scope of pet hygiene is not only to pay attention to the hygiene at home, but also to the hygiene of pets when they are outside. When taking pets out, you should carry paper and bags with you. Dispose of pet poop. At home, pets should be trained to urinate and defecate in designated places. Taking common cats and dogs as examples, it takes a long time to train their toilet and toilet after bringing them home.

In addition, you should always pay attention to the cleanliness of the pet's body, including grooming the pet's body hair, grooming the paws, and administering vaccinations. Even the pet's sleeping den must be cleaned frequently to prevent children from being infected with bacteria or parasites. Bath your pets frequently with professional disinfectant. Children should also wash their hands after coming into contact with pets to develop good habits.

Toilet training methods:

Master the rules of its defecation and defecation, keep an eye on it, and as soon as it poops, pull it to the place where the parent wants the pet to defecate. After pooping, encourage it as soon as possible, and punish it as soon as it poops incorrectly. You can yell at it seriously without scolding it. There can be a password for a prescription and a password for a reward.

Children are particularly reminded not to kiss pets, and do not allow children to have too close contact with pets, such as hugging each other and kissing each other. It is best not to let pets lick children, especially where children have wounds, to prevent pets from passing the virus to children. Tableware and toys used by pets should be disinfected frequently and kept properly, out of the reach of children.