How to raise Teddy 1: Basic education

Provide basic education to Teddy puppies. People need education, and so do Teddy dogs. At three months old, basic education can begin. First of all, let it develop good eating habits. Some Teddy dogs like to play while eating. If you find this situation, you should take away its food bowl immediately and let it see it until next time. Feed the Teddy dog ​​before letting it eat, so that it will be effective after several times.

How to raise a Teddy 2: No random eating

Some dogs especially like to pick up things from the ground to eat, so owners should pay attention to the hygiene of indoor floors. Some accidentally ingested foreign bodies will be excreted with the feces, but some can damage the gastrointestinal mucosa or cause intestinal obstruction. Therefore, if you find severe vomiting or abdominal pain, you should seek medical treatment in time.

How to raise a Teddy 3: Training to urinate at a fixed point

To train a puppy to urinate at a fixed point, use a newspaper dipped in the dog’s urine and place it where you want it to defecate. You will gradually get used to excreting in areas with your own smell. If you want your dog to relieve himself outdoors, provide him with ample opportunities to go outside. However, puppies sometimes urinate due to excessive joy or fear. This is because the regulatory nerves have not yet matured, which is difficult for Teddy dogs to control. The owner should be tolerant at this time.

How to raise Teddy 4: Feed regularly and quantitatively

Teddy puppies that are 2-4 months old have not yet developed the self-control awareness of being full, so the owner must take control at this time. Don’t overeat the little Teddy, as long as the Teddy eats until he is 7 or 8 minutes full. By about 5 months old, little Teddy will almost know if he's had enough.
Feeding times for Teddy dogs at different ages: from weaning to 2-3 months: 3-4 times a day, if you have time, feed 4 times optimally: 3-6 months: 2-3 times a day , 3 times is the best; after 7 months to 1 year old: 2 times a day; over 1 year old, depending on the dog, once a day is also acceptable.