There are generally several principles to master
First, sanitation and disinfection must be done well. Do not give it dog snacks and canned dogs for the puppy you just bought. Before buying it, order what the dog eats, continue to give it to the dog. Slowly transition, so that the dog can adapt slowly, otherwise the resistance will become lower and it will easily get sick. Also, dog poop must be processed in time, and dog food that cannot be eaten must be poured out in time and handled in time. Finally, the puppy I just bought must not take a shower.
Second, don't buy dogs that are too young, they are over two months old and have a higher resistance.
The third is to buy it at a regular pet store. It has strong immunity, is not prone to illness, and is guaranteed.
Fourth, after buying it, go to the pet hospital for a physical examination, you can give the dog an antibody to enhance its resistance.
Fifth, don't take your puppy for a walk on the street or visit families with adult dogs. There will be viral infections. Others' big dogs are fine, but puppy will get sick after being infected.
The sixth, the most fundamental thing is to get vaccinated, get the second pair of vaccine on the 45th, get the quadruple vaccine three or four weeks later, and get the quadruple vaccine three or four weeks apart. In this way, generally, the dog's immunity will be in place after three vaccine injections.
Seventh, if our dog is infected with a disease, it is necessary to isolate and disinfect. If you purchase chlorine-containing disinfectants, it is not recommended to 84 disinfectant. Do not contact healthy dogs, and visits are not allowed. And don't keep other dogs within half a year.