Caring for your dog is very important and can only strengthen the bond between man and man. As a dog owner, you will be responsible for feeding, destroying the house, grooming and cleansing your pet, and you will also be the main guardian of his overall health and well-being. At the first sign of a dog's illness, it is best to consult a veterinarian.
There are different types of foods that your dog will require at different stages of his life. At the age of 3-4 weeks, the puppy needs solid food and mother's milk. Solid food can be either canned or dry commercial product. Dry foods should be softened in one of three ways: with water, using a puppy's milk replacement formula or mixing with canned foods, this will ease your puppy. Your puppy will also enjoy semi-wet and plastic wrapped dog food. When choosing a product, make sure that it contains essential carbohydrates, fats, proteins, minerals and vitamins. You can also feed your puppies with cooked eggs and cottage cheese, but make sure that the share of these products is no more than 10-20% of the dried weight of the puppies diet. Avoid giving scratches to dogs and large amounts of meat if they cannot grow a preference for them, which can lead to imbalances and deficiencies in the diet. Be sure to provide your dog with clean, clean water at any time. Use a bowl that your pet will not tip over.
Develop your puppy as soon as possible. Record how long it will take a puppy to urinate or stool after taking the first water or food. When you open the schedule and the expiration of the specified time. Take your puppy out of this way; he will associate the street with the toilet function and will no longer plant a house or news spreading around his residential area.
Young puppies should not be looked after excessively. Once a day is enough to remove dirt or surface dust. Bathing a puppy is not recommended. The authorities believe that waiting until the puppies first birthday is best to preserve its natural skin oils. Dirt and deep dirt can be removed with a damp warm cloth. Once your puppy has grown, you can wash the dog as often as necessary. However, you should use a special shampoo that will not remove the natural oils from the coat of your dogs. Be sure to thoroughly dry the dog with a coarse towel.
Grooming your dogs coat will prevent skin problems by not letting them get rid of fleas and ticks. The number and type of grooming your dog's coat is determined by the wool type of the dog, the length and lifestyle of the animals. Short coats will need less brushing or combing than longer furs. Dogs who spend a lot of time outdoors will need more frequent dogs that live indoors.
Remember, give your dog the TLC (tender loving care) that she describes. Take the time to take care of your dog, only improve the relationship between you and your best friend.
