The dog gave birth in the living room today. Can I move to my room at night?

The dog is born in the living room, and the puppy can be moved to the room at night, you can get a kennel for it, put the dog and the puppy together, and get it in the room.

The dog has just been born today, so it's best not to move it to the room at night.

The dog does not recognize the baby. Do you have any experience in childbirth? The first tire should not be moved. Experienced dogs can move.

It's better not to, I recommend making a temporary nest in the living room, so that it will not disturb the puppy, and the puppy can have a litter.

Try not to be a dog or a cat, when he is born, he is not very safe and secure. If you change him, you're afraid that he will have a reciprocal mood.

It should be possible, but be aware of safety, some dogs have the behavior of caring for their pups. Sometimes it's amazing, even the director. Biting bite, bite.

Generally, if the dog has just given birth, try not to move the room for it, if there is a situation of moving the nest, it may lead to poor growth and development of the puppy, and the survival rate is relatively low at this time.

It is best to make a temporary nest in the living room and wait for the paparazzi to stabilize before moving the nest.

If the dog has just given birth, it is best not to move back and forth, he is very anxious at this time, and he is careful to be sad.

This is okay, we can carefully move his nest into the room.

The dog gave birth in the living room today and can be moved to the room at night.

When you go to bed at night, you go back to your room and put the dog in the living room, of course, you can, but the dog will definitely sleep at your door.

Well, it should be possible, you put your dog in a cage and lock it up, what if you take him under control and put it in the living room and he wreaks havoc on you?

That's fine, as long as it doesn't sleep with you, but if it's wreaking, bring it in.

It is best for the dog to have its own separate space, at least a mat or kennel, so that it has a fixed sleeping place at night, otherwise it will sleep everywhere at night, unhygienic, and easy to destroy.

You can make the dog a habit, and he will naturally rest in a fixed position.

I think it's better to put it in the living room, and it's not easy to fall asleep when you sleep together.

If your dog isn't the destructive kind, that's fine.

You can love dogs so much.

I don't want to let the dog sleep outside alone.

Haha, it's generally no big deal.

Take care of it.

Yes, do proper indoor cleaning, mop the floor with 84 disinfection.

Regular ventilation is sufficient.

If you are sick, try to avoid it, don't hold the dog who, you can put the nest next to the bed, let it get used to one, take your time!

Wishing you all happiness and happiness!

It depends on the size of the dog and the size of the balcony. But in general, it is better to keep the dog in the living room.

The main effects of keeping a dog on the balcony are:

1.In summer, when the sun is hot, the temperature in the living room is 32 °C, and the balcony can reach 34 °C, in which case the dog is prone to heat stroke and dehydration.

2.Although there is sunlight on the balcony in winter, it can be regarded as an outlet, and the dog is prone to wind chill on the balcony.

3.If the balcony is not closed, the dog is easy to run around, and bite and touch the items on the balcony, which is easy to cause falling objects.

Precautions for keeping dogs in the living room:

If you want to raise a dog and want to have a very hygienic home, then you must do a good job of deworming the dog.

Families with dogs must pay attention to cleaning the dog hair on the floor frequently, otherwise the dog hair will affect the health of the family. In addition, it is necessary to comb the dog often, because some of the hair has actually fallen out, but it is still on the dog.

Dogs need to be bathed regularly, but they don't need to be washed often, once a week, too much bathing has an impact on the dog's body.

After having a dog at home, you need to wash your dog's clothes, dog toys regularly. Dirty toys and clothes have an impact on your dog's health. If you find it damp, be sure to get it out into the sun.

To sum up, if the dog is not a large dog, put it in the living room, put a nest for the dog in the living room, the living room is sheltered compared to the balcony, and the temperature is more suitable for the dog to live. If it is a large dog and the house is not big enough, you can consider putting it on the balcony, but pay attention to maintaining the temperature and humidity of the balcony to prevent the dog from catching a cold and getting sick.

Not good, puppies generally sleep more frequently, and the time is not too long, a sleep is almost 4 hours, just out of the dog's mother and familiar environment, instinctively will keep crying for protection.

To put it simply... When the puppy wakes up at night, it will keep barking, and you will stay with it, and you will coax it to sleep, and if it is too troublesome, put the puppy closer to the bedroom.

It is recommended not to put it in the bedroom, the puppy excretes frequently, and when you wake up in the morning·· That taste...

Dogs like to sleep with their owners, if he doesn't make trouble, he won't whine and whine, it's fine, anyway, I can't bear it... Sigh!

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Who said that dogs can't blow the air conditioner, my original dog ran in as soon as I turned on the air conditioner in my bedroom.

OK. Pets are best left alone.

Yes, but you can put a piece of unused clothing on the floor to prevent you from catching a cold.

My dog has just arrived home and he barks in the living room. I put it next to the bed in the bedroom, and at first he woke up early, and he had to get up at 4 or 5 o'clock, and people had to touch him like this. He's used to it these days, and he didn't wake up until 6 o'clock.

It's not easy anymore ... The problem of blowing the air conditioner, uh, I didn't turn on the air conditioner at night. But it should be no problem to drive to 27 degrees, just don't put the wind on the dog, no matter how you adapt to it for a few days, it's no problem to get used to it, you have to take care of it

Dogs still prefer to be with people, sleeping in an air-conditioned room should not be a big problem, my dog loves to stay under the air conditioner, it is covered with hair and loves to be hot.

It won't be a problem, but it's best to lock it in a cage with some water and food. If you don't close it in the living room, he'll urinate and bite everywhere. It's short, normal commuting time is ok, try to come back early, dog