Is it normal for a 2 month old Hiromi DD to only sleep and not poop all day?

Oh on, it's best not to feed the dog animal offal, not the pork liver!

It's best not to feed pure milk, the dog can't absorb it, but it's not good for the dog's health!

If you want to be a Hiromerian, you can feed a little egg yolk and then some water!

The dog needs to adapt to the process of adapting to an environment when it arrives, don't feed anything on the first day of arrival, you need to adapt first, just put a bowl of clean water!

In addition, the dog is still young, it is normal to like to sleep, sleep after eating, and continue to eat when you wake up, which is similar to that of infancy.

Now the dog has no poop, maybe it is not used to it, you don't feed the dog today, just put water for a night to see if it is poop!

It doesn't matter if the dog is hungry for a day, the dog is small, I don't know if I'm full, and it's not good if I eat too much!

If you still haven't pulled it, buy a bottle of corkscrew and try it, is it constipation, pp hurts!

Finally, touch the dog's nose, if it's wet, it's fine!

Dogs and cats can't drink milk, but if you drink milk, you get goat's milk? Who did you listen to?

Maybe it's outside.

Hiromi has been trying to sleep in the afternoon for four months without a problemDogs, like us humans, need a lot of rest time, humans will feel very tired after doing a lot of things, and dogs will also feel tired after walking and playing. In particular, it is very normal for puppies to be sleepy for a few months, because their body is not fully developed, and they need a lot of sleep, as much as possible to reduce the time of movement, to accumulate more energy to grow. Just like the infant age of human beings, we often start to sleep when we are full of food in our infant age, so at this time, the shovel officer must not force the dog to play or something, otherwise it is easy to backfire.

If it is said that adult dogs always sleep during the day, then there may be three reasons, one is that the dog is too energetic at night, and the rest time is reversed, and the dog may play at night and sleep during the day. The second is that the dog is indeed sick, if it is sick, we can see if the dog's nose is wet, if it is dry, then it should be sick, it is recommended to take it to the doctor. The third is that it is not insecticidal, and there are too many parasites in the dog's body to cause drowsiness.

Therefore, when the shovel officer invents anything abnormal about the dog, he must first confirm whether it is not in good shape, or just a normal bad mood, and needs to be accompanied by the owner.

If the landlord thinks that your dog sleeps for a long time, don't worry, if it's a puppy, it will sleep longer.

If you're talking about puppies (8 months ago), the normal sleep time is about 16 hours a day!

Hiromi may be hungry if she doesn't sleep at night, so you can feed Hiromi easy-to-digest food and adjust the amount of food she eats at night. It may also be that Hiromi has just arrived in a new environment and is not adaptable, so you can pet it appropriately to make it feel safe. The owner should take Hiromi more during the day to exercise and release his energy so that Hiromi can sleep peacefully at night.

1. Proper feeding If Hiromi does not sleep at night, it may be that there is too little feeding at night, causing Hiromi to be hungry. In this regard, you can properly feed Bomei a little easy-to-digest food, and adjust the amount of feeding to Bomei appropriately.

2. Touch more If it is a freshly raised Pomerani who does not sleep at night, it may be unfamiliar with the surrounding environment, and the psychology of fear and fear arises. At this time, it is necessary for the owner to accompany it and give it proper comfort to stabilize Hiromi's mood.

3. Sufficient exercise Bomei does not sleep at night, probably because the energy is too strong, the owner can take Bomei to do some more exercise during the day, consume Bomei's spirit, let its energy be released, and help Bomei sleep with peace of mind.