A. Puppies should be active, often curled up in the corner of the house, or sleeping all day, it is very difficult to distinguish their true nature. If the puppy is inquisitive, it must be active and energetic. Second, puppies should have a strong appetite and normal bowel movements It is not just those with a strong appetite who are good dogs. If they have abnormal or bad bowel movements, they must have a normal food intake and normal bowel movements to meet health standards. Third, puppies that will not soil the kennel can generally be divided into two types of puppies, one of which will defecate and urinate in the kennel, and the other will run to the outside to defecate, the latter of which can be regarded as a dog with guts and love of hygiene. The latter can be considered as bold and hygienic. But if the obedience of good puppy, even when playing in high spirits as soon as they hear the call, they will immediately come, this kind of puppy, after growing up very valuable. Five, puppies should often like to hold things to play puppies like to hold things is a good thing. In the training, we should make full use of this advantage. In addition, in a group of puppies, often stand in front, is also a good person. In short, when choosing a puppy, priority should be given to those puppies with a strong possessive nature. Six, puppies that are not easily overly frightened by sudden noises and slightly loud sounds are not suitable for selection as trained dogs. The puppy will be afraid of thunder and other loud noises in the future, so it is important to check the puppy’s reaction to sudden noises. For puppies that have been born for more than 30 days and have fully erected ears, special attention should be paid to puppies that have grown smoothly with balanced nutrition and need about 3 months before their ears are fully erected. If the ears stand up too early, they must be in poor nutritional condition or have parasites in their bellies. You need to pay special attention when selecting a puppy. Whenever possible, the parents of the puppy should be carefully examined. Even if both parents are excellent dogs, they have different qualities. What we need is not the reputation of the parents, but to judge whether the puppy is born and whether it has inherited its strengths.
