It is better to raise Teddy from more than two months old. Because at this time, Teddy can eat dog food and its body has a certain degree of resistance. It is relatively simple to raise it. Moreover, Teddy's brain is in the development period at this time. It will recognize its owner after a few days of raising it. In addition, the newly brought Teddy home may have a stress reaction. It is recommended to keep the Teddy for a week and then vaccinate the Teddy after adapting to the environment.

Tip:

When choosing a Teddy, be sure to choose one that will eat dog food by itself after weaning, otherwise the Teddy may be difficult to survive if it is too small. The stomach and intestines of Teddy as a puppy are very fragile. It is best for the owner to feed it the dog food it has eaten before, and then mix it with new dog food to change the food to prevent the dog's gastrointestinal discomfort from directly changing the food.