How to select a Horse Dog puppy? Horse dog puppies should be lively and curious, with bright eyes, shiny hair, and no foreign bodies or odors in the corners of the eyes or ears. It is best to choose a puppy that has been vaccinated. Do not choose a dog whose feces show a green or unusual color. Gently touch the dog’s entire body with your hand to check the bones, look at the walking and running posture, and pay attention to the height of the dog’s parents. A healthy Equine puppy should be lively and cheerful, curious and active. And a healthy Equine puppy has a very friendly personality and clear, bright eyes, a shiny coat with no odor, and no foreign matter or odor in the corners of the eyes or ears. When choosing a puppy, you should also see if the dog has been vaccinated. Generally, when the dog is 2 months old, it is ready for vaccination after it has been successfully weaned. For breeders, it is best to choose a puppy that has been vaccinated. When choosing a dog, check the dog’s excrement carefully. This is because feces is an important indicator of a dog’s health. If the pet dog does not exclude the thin feces and shows green and other unusual colors. This means that the dog’s dog may be infected with a disease, so the choice is not allowed. It is also important to observe if the puppy’s bones are well developed and if there are any fractures or other conditions. At the time of selection, the selected person can gently touch the entire body of the dog with both hands and check if the dog’s bones are intact. Also, it is necessary to observe the dog’s walking and running posture. When deciding on the health of the dog’s growth and development, it is necessary to make the necessary purchases. In addition, the selection of the horse dog should also pay attention to the fact that normally the male dog’s raise is generally between 61 cm and 66 cm, and the female dog’s raise is generally between 56 cm and 61 cm. If the male dog’s raise is lower than 58 cm or higher than 69 cm, it is out of order, and the female dog is also out of order if it is said to be lower than 53 cm or higher than 64 cm. (Be sure to watch the height of the dog’s parents, yo)
