The difference between a three-month-old Labrador and a four-month-old Labrador

1. Entering the tooth replacement period

The four-month-old Labrador begins to enter the tooth replacement period , you will feel itchy gums, so you should prepare teething sticks for dogs to bite; otherwise, they will vent their anger by biting items at home. Pay special attention to the fact that wires, data cables, mobile phones, remote controls, etc. are all owned by dogs. It’s best to keep the target out of your dog’s reach.

2. Entering the embarrassing period

Although the three-month-old Labrador is not very good-looking, it is still plump, cute, and cute; four-month-old Labrador The Labrador has officially entered the embarrassing period, which is also the face-changing period, which can be regarded as the ugliest period in the dog's life; at this time, the bones begin to grow rapidly, and may look slender and skinny; some may It will last until ten months; but after the awkward period, the Labrador looks more and more stylish and handsome.

3. Increased food intake

The four-month-old dog’s physical development is more complete, including its gastrointestinal digestive function. It can be reduced from the previous 4 meals to 3 meals a day. However, dogs The dog's food intake will naturally be larger, so it is necessary to appropriately increase the amount of food per meal; you can supplement the nutritional paste once or twice a week, and appropriately feed some boiled chicken breast, pork, cooked egg yolks, vegetables, fruits, etc. as supplementary food Extra nutrition; because four months is also an important period for dog bone development, ensuring adequate nutritional intake is an important guarantee for the growth and development of dogs.

4. Controlling excretion

Three-month-old Labradors often urinate everywhere at home. In fact, it is not a problem with training, but they do not have the ability to hold urine yet; and four Labradors who are 1 month old are much better. Their sphincter muscles are basically fully developed and they can consciously hold back their urine. With some training on fixed-point excretion, they will basically not urinate anywhere.