About dog habitat

Dogs need a quiet space to rest, and there should not be too many people coming in and out. You can spread some newspapers on the indoor floor to facilitate cleaning after the dog defecates; you can also put sleeping mats, towels, etc. in the dog house. Be extra careful not to place dangerous things within the range of the dog's activities. Fragile ceramic or glass products, power supplies, small clips, wires, etc. to prevent danger caused by its curiosity.

About dog food

In the first 3 days when your dog comes to your home, since its mood has not been completely stable and its appetite has not returned to normal, it is best to feed it with The same food as the original owner, and fed in the original way. If you don’t know the previous diet, there are ways to do it. You can feed a small amount of porridge or milk, heated meat fillings or thin dog food, and eat small amounts at frequent intervals. If it still doesn’t eat, don’t worry too much. When the dog gets hungry and becomes familiar with the environment, he will eat naturally.

About the attitude towards dogs

Don’t make it too excited, make loud noises to scare it, and don’t catch it roughly. Some dogs will bark non-stop on the first day they arrive. It is best to get some small items with the smell of their mother or siblings from the original owner in advance, even a small piece of cloth, so that the dog can I can sleep peacefully. Don't put it under your arm or pick up its skin with your hands, as your dog will feel uncomfortable. The correct way is to hold its butt with one hand and its chest with the other hand. If the dog gets a little familiar with you, it will lick you. This is a dog's way of showing friendship. Don't treat it lightly, let alone scold it, otherwise it will not trust you.
I hope the above points will be helpful to you and help your new pet become attached to you as soon as possible. It is recommended that when you go to a pet store, you can also consult the pet store based on the situation of your own dog.