When buying a dog, pay attention to the dog’s mental state

Healthy dogs: lively, energetic, responsive, like to be close to people, play with people, and have high alertness.
Sick dogs: depressed, standing or lying down, inactive; slow to respond or frightened, like to attack people, bark incessantly, move blindly, run wildly, etc.

When buying a dog, pay attention to the dog’s coat

Healthy dog: soft and shiny, clean and tidy, well groomed, no knots, no shedding, no lice and no parasites.
Sick dogs: The opposite of the above situation.

When buying a dog, pay attention to the dog’s skin

Healthy dogs: soft and elastic, with normal body temperature when touched by hand.
Sick dogs: poor elasticity or dryness, or hot to touch, with bald spots, ulcers or scabs on the skin.
4. Nose
Healthy dogs: Nose is cool, no purulent nasal discharge, no sneezing.
Sick dogs: Dry or cracked nose, fever, and nasal discharge.

When buying a dog, pay attention to the dog’s eyes

Healthy dog: bright and energetic, clean, no secretions, pink conjunctiva, about the same size proportionate.
Sick dogs: There is feces in the corners of the eyes, or tears, conjunctiva is congested or pale, and eyes are dull.

When buying a dog, pay attention to the dog’s ears

A healthy dog: the ears are flexible, the ear canal is clean, and there is no odor.
Sick dogs: have secretions and odor or often turn their heads and shake their ears.

When buying a dog, pay attention to the dog’s mouth

A healthy dog: the mouth is completely closed, clean and moist, the gums and lips are pink, no salivation, and exhalation No odor.
Sick dogs: The gums and lips are often discolored, the breath has a foul odor, and they cough or vomit.

When buying a dog, pay attention to the dog’s anus and feces

A healthy dog: the anus is tight, the surrounding area is clean, and the feces is soft and hard.
Sick dogs: loose anus, dirt or ulcers, and abnormal feces.

When buying a dog, pay attention to the dog’s appetite

Healthy dog: strong appetite and normal diet.
Sick dogs: do not want to eat or only drink water and do not eat.

When buying a dog, pay attention to the dog’s limbs

Healthy dogs: run back and forth, walk, and run at a normal pace.
Sick dog: lame, with the two forelimbs brought together inward or diverged outward.
When buying a dog, it is recommended to choose a dog older than 2 months old, confirm with the seller that it has been vaccinated twice or more, and ask for a vaccine certificate. thisSuch dogs have relatively good physical fitness, good resistance, are not prone to illness, and are easy to raise.