The reasons why newly bought dogs should be caged for seven days:

1. Newly bought dogs may carry some viruses, which are also commonly known as "weekly dogs". The virus may be transmitted to other pets in the home, and 7 days in a cage is also the best observation and isolation period.
2. Dogs are prone to stress reactions when faced with new environments, and can prevent dogs from becoming emotionally agitated and exhibiting housebreaking behavior. Caging can help dogs quickly adapt to the new environment. Allow it to slowly adapt to its new home, relax its vigilance, and accept its owner.
3. Starting a cage when a new dog arrives at home is conducive to cultivating the dog’s eating habits and good living habits, as well as basic character development. At the same time, you can gradually develop the habit of going to the toilet at a fixed point.

4. Prevent interaction with other pets to avoid the possibility of fighting, biting, or virus infection.

5. Avoid unnecessary disputes between buyers and sellers during this period. Many people who buy dogs show lively and energetic behavior when purchasing, and then fall ill after taking them home.