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Anonymous users2024-01-23First look for it nearby and call it by name, and post a dog revelation, it is very likely that someone took it away at such a small age.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It must have been reported by someone else, and you have to buy it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It may have been taken away by someone, as a stray dog!
Quite possibly.
Some animals have an instinct to eat their own poop, and it is said that they also draw a medicinal property from it. >>>More
If it pees in the living room, hold it next to the urine and press its head to smell the urine, sternly say no to it, and then observe whether it has a nose and sniffs around after getting up or eating, whether it wants to be convenient, if it is carried to the toilet, wait for it to be released after it is solved, and insist on training for a few days.
If the dog doesn't hold it for 1 to 2 days, it's fine, and if it can't hold it, it will pull.
Many dogs are more resistant to cutting their nails, and their parents are not familiar with the operation, so they are afraid of hurting the dog and being bitten by the dog, so they simply throw it to the pet store to do it. After all, nails are to be cut frequently, and it is unlikely that they will be sent specifically to cut their nails, and they are usually done together with bathing or cosmetology, so that the interval between nail clippings is too long, and the blood line will become longer and longer. No, he went to cut the blood line of the dog again. >>>More
Puppy bar. That's the acclimatization period! After almost half a year, I stopped biting. After a while, I also gnawed on the chair legs and table legs. After the acclimatization period, you let it bite, and it doesn't bite.