Not every dog is as easy to raise as we imagine. Today we will talk about the "Five Don'ts" in the dog world. No matter how rich you are, it is not recommended to raise five kinds of dogs. Those who dare to raise them They are all great gods!
Husky : Frequently change furniture
The most expensive thing about raising a husky is not the amount of food it eats, nor its price, but how expensive the things it dismantles are. Anyone who has raised a husky must have had the experience of having their house torn apart. No matter what is in the house, the husky has to chew on it. It will take one big thing every three days and one small thing every day. Even if he demolishes his home, he always does things that make people confused. In addition, their intestines and stomach are not very good, and they are prone to vomiting and diarrhea. Generally speaking, this kind of dog is really difficult to raise.
Giant Poodle : Often asked to be hugged
Giant Poodle can be said to be an enlarged version of Teddy , but don’t think that it has a bad temper just because of its large size. In fact, its temper is similar to Mini Poodle More similar, she is a clingy type who likes to act coquettishly with others. Moreover, taking it with you when you go out is not only very domineering, but also very eye-catching, but the only bad thing is that it is always being hugged. If you want to hug a small dog, you should consider it. I don’t feel comfortable asking for a hug with such a large size. Do you want some music? Especially for thinner girls, it would be difficult to pick up both legs and walk, let alone hold the whole thing.
Shiba Inu : Too Stubborn
Anyone who has ever raised a Shiba Inu should know that the character of a Shiba Inu is really stubborn. Once it decides something, even ten cows can’t pull it back unless you compromise first. Once you take it out for a walk, it will be difficult to bring the Shiba Inu back home. Even if you drag it home, it will be difficult. This is why you can often see scenes of "driving firewood" on the road or online. So sometimes it's not as easy as you think to train it.
Chihuahua : Always barking
Chihuahuas are sensitive, suspicious, and very susceptible to external interference and stimulation, and they like to yell very much. Any owner who has raised a Chihuahua must have had the experience of being awakened several times by the Chihuahua's sharp, high-pitched barking in the dead of night. This kind of sound not only affects the rest of his family, but also easily affects the rest of the people around him, destroying the harmony of the neighborhood. In addition, Chihuahua's bones are very fragile. Even if they are taken good care of, it is difficult to ensure that they will not be harmed by the outside world.
Bichons: Difficult to take care of
Bichons are loved by many people because they look like marshmallows, but they are also troublesome to raise. Because the hair all over the body is snow-white, it is easy to get the hair dirty during play. Moreover, the Bichon Frize's hair is too thick and soft, and it takes a lot of energy and time to take care of it. In addition, they can also become sick due to changes in their environment. Young Bichon Frize dogs have a higher probability of suffering from kennel cough. They need to be taken good care of and regularly go to a regular pet hospital to receive multi-link and rabies vaccines.
Things you need to pay attention to when raising a dog:
1. Take your dog to a regular pet hospital regularly to test for antibodies, and receive multiple vaccinations and rabies vaccines.
2. When owners take their dogs out, they should tie their dogs on a leash. If you take your dog into a crowded public place with a large flow of people, you should also wear a muzzle on your dog to prevent it from running around, barking, biting, and affecting public order.
3. Pay attention to your dog’s urination. If any abnormality is found, find out the cause in time. At the same time, you can always keep Lianbeimikang Beef Tablets at home, just in case.
4. Some dogs have the habit of pooping indiscriminately. At this time, they need to be trained to defecate.
5. Mop the floor regularly, open windows for ventilation, and use disinfectant to disinfect dog cages, kennels and other pet supplies.
