What are the precautions for raising a Teddy dog? After the Teddy dog ​​is brought back, you can use some toys and companionship to let the Teddy adapt to the environment as soon as possible to avoid barking all day; Teddy puppy feeding 3-4 times a day Meals should be given to puppies, and dog food should be soaked until soft before being fed; after Teddy dogs are brought back, they should be trained to urinate at designated points, and should be taught as early as possible to prevent random urination and defecation.

Let puppies adapt to the environment

After the Teddy dog ​​comes to the new home, he will first show uneasiness and bark all day long, especially at night. In order for the Teddy dog ​​to adapt to the new home environment earlier, the owner should not only accompany the dog regularly, but also buy some fun toys to reduce the dog's fear, and provide a comfortable kennel so that the dog can sleep peacefully and slowly. After slowly adapting, he will no longer bark at will.

Feeding issues for puppies

Puppies are generally fed 3-4 meals a day, depending on the size and age of the dog. If the Teddy dog ​​is in the age group that has just been weaned, in order for the puppy to absorb better food nutrients, Teddy dogs can be fed four times a day. Dog food must be soaked until soft before being fed to puppies, and puppy dog ​​food must be used to meet the nutritional needs of the puppies' growth. In addition, owners can purchase special nutritional supplements (available in pet stores) to regularly supplement their puppies’ nutrition and promote their physical development.

Fixed-point excretion training

Teddy dogs are very smart, and it is not difficult to train them to excrete at fixed points. Many owners think that Teddy dogs are still young and do not need to be trained too early. In fact, the earlier the training, the better. Generally, dogs have the habit of excreting at fixed points. As long as you insist on teaching it for a period of time, you don’t have to worry about your dog peeing anywhere at home in the future. To train a dog to eliminate at a fixed point, the owner also needs to purchase a special dog toilet. Dogs with higher IQs are generally trained faster. Of course, this also requires the owner's patience and training methods.