What are the precautions for raising a Bichon Frise?

It is necessary to pay attention to disinfecting the home before breeding, and wait until the pet is fully vaccinated before taking it home, so that the dog is not easy to get sick and the health of the family is more guaranteed.

1.Regular check-ups, regular physical check-ups for the Bichon, vaccinations and deworming, so that the Bichon can grow healthily.

2.Bathing, because the dog has to go out for a walk every day, so it is easy to get dirty, and you have to help it bathe every other month.

3.For grooming, the Bichon Frise should be trimmed for a month, so that the hair on the eyes will not block the eyes.

4.Diet, because the Bichon Frise belongs to the bear dog, the food requirements are not high, but it should also be noted that it should be fed 5 times a day within two months, and 2 or 3 times a day when it grows up.

Precautions for raising a Bichon Frise:

1. Bichon hair needs to be taken care of for a long time.

2. Take frequent beauty baths.

3. Bichon has very strict requirements for the living environment, clean and comfortable.

Be sure to pay attention to safety, and when feeding the Bichon Frise, try not to feed it by hand, try to put the food on the ground or put it in the dog's bowl, and secondly, you should also pay attention to the nutritional content, and try not to grab food with the Bichon Frise.

Pay attention to the number of feedings, but also pay attention to the way of feeding, pay attention to the choice of feed, be sure to eat less and more meals, summarize the experience of feeding, and pay attention to the feeding situation.

Pay attention to the number of feeding, but also pay attention to the feeding pattern, pay attention to the choice of feed, must eat less and more meals, to summarize the lessons of feeding, pay attention to the environment of feeding.

1) The life of the puppy should be regular. Feeding should be regular and quantitative, and nutrition should be balanced. Puppies should not be allowed to develop the bad habit of picky eating that can lead to malnutrition. Care should be taken to prevent hypervitaminosis (especially vitamin A or D) or calcium deficiency.

2) Puppies should not be overfed, generally 7 or 8 points full is enough. It is strictly forbidden to feed spoiled food, and it is best to wash the food bowl every feeding to prevent diarrhea or food poisoning.

3) Pay close attention to the puppy's urine and bowel conditions to determine whether it is normal. The frequency of bowel movements generally varies with the age of the dog. In January, the dog is old several times a day, and by February it is about 3 times a day.

The frequency of stool is related to the type of food: for example, when meat and rice are fed, the amount and frequency of stool are less; When there is a lot of starchy food, the frequency and amount are higher.

4) Pay attention to the color, smell and presence of insects in the puppy's stool. Normal stools are strip-shaped, moderately hard and soft, and usually yellowish. However, it is also affected by food, such as eating a lot of meat or feeding some liver, the stool is usually black.

5) Puppies are afraid of the cold, so whether it is winter or summer, we must pay attention to keeping puppies warm.

6) Do not let the puppy's abdomen land on the ground for a long time, which is easy to catch a cold and cause diarrhea or cold.