How about raising a teacup dog?

Teacup dog, which originated in the United States and developed in Japan and South Korea, is an advanced pet dog. Weighing less than 4 pounds, not more than 8 inches tall, gentle, lively, kind, cute and smart. Be loved. Moreover, a teacup dog is expensive, so how can we maintain this precious elf?

The so-called teacup dog does not mean a single breed. There are 5-7 kinds of stable teacup dogs, namely: teacup Teddy, teacup Yorkshire (details), teacup messenger, teacup Chihuahua, teacup Bomei and so on. It is less than 8 inches in size and weighs less than 4 pounds. Prices range from thousands to tens of thousands. Teacups Teddy dogs are more common than other teacups. Generally, a teacup refers to a teacup Teddy dog.

Teacup dogs are petite in appearance, but they are really delicate, which is more difficult to raise than other breeds. Their physique is much worse than that of ordinary dogs, and their life span is generally 10- 15 years. It should be noted that people have the impression that tea-cup dogs are difficult to keep. In addition to being really exquisite, it also has a lot to do with many merchants pretending to be teacups with deformed Teddy dogs, which leads to Teddy's easy death. It is easier to feed a genuine teacup Teddy dog imported from Korea.

Pay special attention to the living temperature of a teacup dog, keep warm in winter and keep the temperature; Pay attention to ventilation and keep cool in summer. Indoor cleaning, disinfection, keep dry and clean. Special attention should also be paid to reducing the number of baths, especially the newly bought teacups. Never bathe with water. Dry cleaning powder can be used once every five days, and you can use a brush for a while when washing. Food requirements: puppies should have a regular life. Feeding should be regular, quantitative and balanced. Attention should be paid to prevent excessive vitamin (especially vitamin A or D) or calcium deficiency. Dogs should not eat too much, usually 7-8 points.

The teacup dog is petite and needs our special care.