Whenever you go shopping at the night market, there are always many vendors selling dogs shouting. Do the cute puppies attract your attention and make your footsteps stop for them? Do you also? Are you tempted to buy one and take it home? But don’t be impulsive. The puppies on the street may not be healthy. Today we will talk about how to buy a healthy puppy.

We talk about whether puppies are healthy, including many aspects, but in the short term, first of all, there must be no infectious diseases, and secondly, there must be no obvious diseases such as diarrhea, colds, coughs, skin diseases, etc. Don’t become soft-hearted and choose the languid one just because you look at the pitiful little eyes of the puppies, because it is very likely to be a sick dog.

We recommend that owners contact the puppy at least twice when purchasing a puppy, so that they can understand the puppy's situation more objectively. They should not make an immediate decision after the first meeting.

A healthy puppy should have the following characteristics:

1. Responsive and will respond quickly when someone teases you.

2. He has a strong appetite and will quickly get food when he sees it.

3. The coat is smooth and there are no obvious skin diseases, large areas of hair loss or surface parasites.

4. The tip of the nose is moist, cool and shiny, with no runny nose.

5. The eyes are clear and bright, with no eye mucus, and the eyeballs are neither excessively protruding nor bloodshot.

6. The area around the anus is clean and there is no fecal matter.

7. The paw pads should be warm and soft, not hot or rough or hard.

8. Be moderately fat and thin, neither skinny nor too fat.

9. The gums are pink, not cyanotic or white, the teeth are white, and the breath has no odor.

We suggest that those who want to buy a dog should go to a specialized dog store and observe the dog several times before making a decision.