Ten must-see knowledge for novice dog owners(Part 2)

 6.Didn't bring the dog to see the doctor

Most families now like to raise breed dogs, different breeds of dogs have different health issues. We must understand some basic dog health care knowledge, such as weight control, deworming, vaccines, etc. It is very necessary for us to establish contact with veterinarians. 

7. Overestimated the dog's resistance

Puppies are actually the same as babies, they are also more vulnerable. The supplies and food for puppies are not like those for big dogs. Once used incorrectly, it is likely to cause the puppy to be poisoned by accidental ingestion, or the food is too large and stuck in the throat. 

8.Give dogs human medicine

You may also often listen to some people claiming to be experienced in some forums to explain the experience of raising pets, such as taking some medicine that people take if the dog is uncomfortable, etc. For novice owners, many times you don't really understand the use and dosage of these medications. If you make a mistake, the dog will die. If you really want to give a dog medicine for human use, you can ask a professional veterinarian whether it is appropriate to give the dog medicine like this. 

9.Wrongly encouraged the bad behavior of the puppy

This may be a trap that all dog owners will fall into, the puppies are so cute. The puppy whimpers and barks to attract your attention, jumps up at you, bites your hand, etc. When it was young, we thought that these behaviors were very cute and acting like a baby. You might not stop it, and you might even hug it or give it delicious as a reward. And when it grows up, the cry becomes noise, and the bite becomes an attack. You need to spend a lot of time correcting it again. 

10.Think that dogs do not need to be social

Many owners keep their puppies at home because they worry about bacteria outside or they don't have time. This may change the dog's personality and become sensitive and suspicious. Dogs themselves are social animals. Only with proper social activities can they grow up physically and mentally. In fact, even if you give a little time a day, take the dog out to listen to other sounds, look at other dogs, or sniff the outside smell, its personality will gradually become calmer. 

We are not afraid of making mistakes, but we can choose to avoid making mistakes.