The correct way to hold a puppy

The correct way to hold a newborn puppy is to hold it with both hands, one hand supporting its chest and the other hand supporting its buttocks. The hand supporting the chest spreads the fingers of the puppy's two front legs and clamps the puppy tightly with both arms to make it feel warm and secure.

The correct posture for holding a medium-sized dog

For a medium-sized dog, bend one arm, let the dog sit on it, and wrap the other arm around it.

Correct posture for holding big dogs

For big dogs, if you can't stop holding them for special reasons (some dogs are too heavy and you can't walk with them at all! ) Do not hold your abdomen and let your four legs hang above your head. This will make you feel very uncomfortable. The ability to wrap its legs around its arms and hold onto its thighs also prevents it from struggling too much.

Wrong posture for holding a dog

We cannot hold a dog with its legs upturned like a child, because almost all animals are unwilling to expose their relatively weak abdomen. This is nature and we should respect it. Also, never grab the dog's tail, ears or even the skin on its back. These parts are sensitive parts of the dog and will make it very uncomfortable. You should not easily scratch the skin on a puppy's neck. The old saying is that the skin on a dog's neck is dead skin. This is not the case. This kind of scratching method is only suitable for making the dog unable to function in a very short period of time. Fighting for a long time can easily cause suffocation and vomiting.