Eskimos have a long history, having appeared on Arctic lands since 1000 BC. They have a thick, snow-white coat that protects them from the Arctic cold, so they rarely get sick from the cold. If you want to raise a good Eskimo dog, you must understand some of the common diseases. A. Ascariasis: Ascariasis is a very common intestinal parasitic disease in Eskimos, a parasitic disease that is contracted during the puppy’s pregnancy when the mother swallows the eggs of Ascaris and then brings them to the puppy, and another that is caused by the puppy swallowing the infective eggs directly. Ascariasis can seriously affect the development of puppies or young dogs, and may also lead to the death of puppies. Second, rabies: rabies is an acute infectious disease caused by filtration virus, this patient seriously endangered the life of the dog, suffering from the words can only wait for death, the mortality rate of 100 percent, so far there is no drug can be cured, can only be given to the puppy rabies vaccine, the immunization period of one year. The best way to prevent rabies and other epidemics is to inject the five or six vaccines. Three, skin disease: skin disease is also one of the common diseases in dogs, which may be the dog’s diet improper nutrition can not keep up with the cause, may also be improper hygiene of the living environment, may also be infected with parasites caused by a variety of causes of skin disease, in diet and daily life to pay more attention to. Fourth, canine microvirus disease: this disease is infected by the feces, urine, saliva and other infectious diseases of canine animals, mainly endangered puppies, sick dogs often appear as mental depression, temperature, refusal to eat, vomiting, diarrhea and other phenomena, the exclusion of feces for the thin paste, watery stool or tomato-like foul stool. When the dog is sick after the best is to send the dog to the vet for professional treatment, so that the dog can get better faster, the dog wants to grow up healthy need a healthy, clean, warm environment.
