How to avoid buying a week dog 1. week dogs usually have secretions around the eyes, some may also be red; healthy dogs have clean and neat eye lashes, slightly moist eye circle. 2. week dog nose dry, or nostrils out of the obvious plasma, mucus, pus nasal mucus is the phenomenon of some infectious diseases. 3. the body is too thin and weak, not very active. 4. dogs cough, or sneeze, diarrhea, etc. may be week dogs. 5. The dog’s buttocks are surrounded by secretions and even poop stains. A healthy puppy’s butt is pink, and the butt should be tight, closed inward, the poop will not stick around the butt, and there is no foul smell. Where to avoid buying a week old dog The best guarantee of buying a healthy dog is to buy directly from the breeder. The probability of a dog contracting a serious infectious disease at a breeding facility is essentially zero. If the breeding facility has a serious infection, it’s a disaster! The downside is that breeding farms have a limited variety and are generally located in remote places that are difficult for the average person to find. So the vast majority of pet owners will choose to pick a dog in the pet market. The market is a place where dogs from all over the world come together for the same goal, and where dogs that are not immunized or not fully immunized are most likely to contract virulent infections. Familiarity with the workings of the market is paramount to preventing the purchase of a week-old dog. The time to pick a dog is usually after noon on Saturday, because pet stores generally ask breeding farms to bring puppies to the market close to Saturday so that consumers can buy them on Saturday and Sunday when they are free. After noon on Saturday, basically all the dogs have arrived on the “shelves” – of course, in business, time is money. Saturday noon to buy dogs can have the most choice, but also to minimize the time puppies stay in the market, which naturally prevents the greatest degree of infection of virulent infectious diseases.
