Can I buy a 7 month old Xiaoha upstairs? 20

1.Be close to your dog and let them accept you first.

2.Keep your dog on a leash when you take it out.

3.Under normal circumstances, if it is not a habit that has been formed before, the dog will not pounce casually, especially strangers, if such a phenomenon occurs, you must even stop it.

4.Of course, it can be raised upstairs, but try to let the dog take less stairs, which is very bad for the dog's health.

The dog accepts that you need time, during which time you take the dog to the suburbs where no one is around, run around with a leash, or play with the dog at home.

Good luck.

Dogs are the most loyal! Be well-trained! It will listen to you!

You can raise it upstairs, but you have to pay attention to hygiene.

If you want to cultivate its affection for you, then take good care of it.

In fact, it is still not recommended to raise a building, huskies need a lot of exercise, at least a few hours a day, it is very active, lively, if locked up at home, may also do some bad things...

And he is very afraid of heat... After all, it's a dog that belongs to the cold zone...

It's like raising penguins in China... Let him get used to it slowly ... Or provide him with the most comfortable environment ...

I think the landlord meant that he was afraid that it would grow big.

It's true that growing up is more troublesome. And it can affect neighbors.

Train well.

Then you have to have love for the dog, whether it is good or not depends on whether you are good or bad about it, in fact, you can also raise it upstairs, as long as it is used to staying at home!

Almost. Xiaoha was originally not very large, almost the same square meter. It's better to get a kennel and take it out to excrete or something often. Bathe often, have cats and dogs, if you don't have a yard, it's best to slip every day and take a bath every day.

You have to be mentally prepared to raise Xiaoha, because Xiaoha is too lively, if you don't have enough exercise, your family will definitely be a mess, of course, some Xiaoha may not be like this, will be more quiet and obedient, mainly to see the acquired training.

How big the house is has little impact on raising a dog (I personally think), as long as you make sure to take the dog out every day and give it enough exercise, it's fine. (That, the dog can't bathe every day, especially before the vaccination, bathing every day will make the dog ** bad, generally wash once every 1 2 weeks in summer, and wash once every 2 3 weeks in winter).

It doesn't matter how big the house is, just get a kennel.

The point is that you have to take it out every day.

Dude, you can't do this, I also have a little ha at home, and now it's cold when I go out for a walk, not to mention that I've been raised outside for more than two months, and it's usually by the dog's mother's side, and the fetal hair hasn't been changed, and it's not frost-resistant.

LZ you don't! I highly recommend raising it outside after 5 months. Puppies 2 months ago had the resistance from their mothers, and after 2 months this natural resistance disappeared, the puppies of the month had the weakest resistance, and they were bound to get sick outdoors at sub-zero temperatures!

When the time comes, it's very troublesome, and it's hard to hang up! After 5-6 months, it is okay to go outside again.

No, you can't... Do you think you're filming an Antarctic adventure? Even if it's an Antarctic adventure, it's an adult dog... If you can, keep it indoors! Wait until you're older and then raise it outdoors.

There are a lot of people who raise Xiaoha in Beijing, if you are not in a hurry, ask your friends around you and ask them to help you pay attention to who has given birth to you, you can buy one. However, I understand that the general self-owned pets will rarely let it be produced, so if you have to buy your own production of Xiaoha, it is estimated that there are not too many, in fact, many kennels sell dogs are no problem, why not buy it in the kennel.

Huskies are very easy to raise, and my aunt raised one. But it's better to take care of it, otherwise it's easy to die.