Not every dog farm or pet store is good. The following are some aspects to pay attention to when buying a Schnauzer, when you come to a dog farm or pet store, you need to observe the following aspects

1. Whether the environment is clean, hygienic, spacious and bright

It is very important what kind of environment the dog comes from. If a dog originally lived in a dirty and small In the environment, activities, defecation and defecation are all in the same place, and no one will clean it up in time after excretion. It will be difficult to train it to defecate outdoors. On the other hand, if the dog farm you see is very clean and bright, there are kennels and activity venues, every dog will be brought out of the kennel to the kennel regularly every day for activities and defecation. After defecation, someone will immediately clean it up. Then such a dog must be reluctant to soil the place where he sleeps and lives. When he arrives at the new owner's house, he can easily teach him to go outside or to a fixed place to defecate. If it is a pet store, most dogs are kept in cages. Likewise, you also need to see if the dog cage is kept clean regularly and if someone removes it immediately after the dog urinates. Whether the dog is led out to carry out activities outdoors and receives sunlight, not only to see whether the store's signboard is beautiful or not, whether the decoration is stylish, but also pay attention to whether there is an unbearable odor in the store, except for unclean ones. In addition to the reason, it is also very likely that the odor of the sick dog is usually cleaned up [2].

2. What kind of food does the dog eat

If you see rice, porridge, plus some vegetables and meat mixed together to feed the dog, then this food, starch and fat The content is too high, calcium and trace elements are deficient, the vast majority of dogs will have varying degrees of rickets, and the skin and hair cannot grow healthily. In addition, due to production and preservation reasons, dogs who eat this food are more likely to suffer from digestive tract diseases. You can know whether the dog's stool is formed or not and whether the color is normal. two. What's more serious is that dogs raised with this kind of food will be very greedy in nine out of ten. They will like to look for garbage and even eat it. Because of their long-term cannibalism, they are unlikely to receive antifeedant training and therefore will not refuse food given to strangers. If someone is poisoned, they must not be spared. Dog farms that are formally and scientifically managed must be fed with special dog food. The dog food should be dry fed regularly and quantitatively, and the water will be placed separately, which is clean and will not be wasted. The dog food used is specially formulated and produced according to the dog's growth and exercise needs. The nutrients are very comprehensive, which is conducive to digestion, and the dog will grow very healthy. Dogs who have grown up eating dog food, as long as they have been trained to resist food, will make the poisoner have nothing to do with them.

3. What is the dog's health and neurological condition?

The Schnauzer you see, if its fur is knotted, the replaced fur hangs on its body and no one gives it to it If there is feces or other dirt on the hair, then they must not be specially groomed for the dog. Also, look for sick dogs. As long as a dog is sick, especially bacterial or viral infectious diseases and skin diseases, then the dogs living with it are very likely to be infected, so you should not buy this dog farm or pet store. dog. When choosing a dog, check whether the dog has snot, eye mucus, whether the ears are clean or not, and whether the nose mirror is wet. As long as you find that one item is abnormal, you should carefully consider whether it is necessary to buy it.

In addition, is the dog that was led out afraid of seeing strangers? Some difficulties in getting used to the clubhouse. Are they vaccinated and what? Vaccinations are the only way to protect dogs from viral infections. Unvaccinated dogs, once infected with the virus, have a mortality rate of nearly 100%, and even if they survive by chance, they will leave life-long sequelae. Puppies usually receive their first shot at 6 weeks, and it is repeated every 3 to 4 weeks, 3 times before and after, and once a year thereafter. The rabies vaccine must be injected more than 3 months ago, and the injection can be done once, and then once a year. Therefore, a dog may not be vaccinated as a puppy until at least the 14th week. Dogs sold must have a complete vaccination record for their age. The reason for emphasizing that it is equivalent to its age is that many dogs who go to the veterinary hospital to see a doctor are only a little over a month old, but the owner tells the veterinarian that the dog seller told them that all the vaccines have been vaccinated. , which is obviously unlikely. If vaccines are used, you need to see what vaccines they use and whether they are effective vaccines? Due to the technical reasons of domestic vaccines, the quality is not stable, and it is not the most effective method. The imported vaccines are produced in the Netherlands and in the United States. Since it is imported, insulation measures during transportation are extremely important. Vaccines are usually stored at a temperature of 2 to 7┾C, and if they exceed this temperature, they will be invalid for 120 minutes. A vaccine consists of two parts: freeze-dried vaccine and liquid vaccine. You turn over the bottom of the bottle containing the freeze-dried vaccine and look at it. If you see crack-like dry powder, the bottle of vaccine must have been thawed at over-temperature and then re-frozen, which is actually invalid.

In addition, you should look at the label of the vaccine bottle to see if it can be removed and stuck on the record card. The label should have the complete brand, expiration date, vaccine name and other information. Once the label is removed, the used vaccine vial cannot be reused to prevent the possibility of being loaded with counterfeit medicines.

4. Talk to the breeder or seller

When buying Schnauzer puppies, don't forget to pay attention to the way the breeder and seller talk and talk. content. For example, a person who only advocates raising a dog to make a fortune is unlikely to have a serious dog-raising attitude and sense of responsibility, because the ultimate goal of such a person is to make money, and he is full of money first. Canine principles have changed qualitatively so that they cannot put the interests of the canine and the client first.

Pay attention to whether their introduction is objective and detailed when talking; whether they can answer questions patiently and whether they have enough professional knowledge; Instructive suggestions and knowledgeable introductions; and also to know how their after-sales service is, whether there is technical guidance, and how to ensure the quality of dogs. When it comes to guarantees, the usual practice in foreign dog farms is to give the dog an ear number. The ear number is a life-long mark of the dog and has the same function as a trademark. Therefore, if you see that the dogs sold by this dog farm all have ear numbers, then there is no need to worry that they will go out and deny the account. At the same time, if you buy a dog with a marked ear number, it will be very easy to prove the dog's identity and your ownership in case it gets lost or stolen. If the staff of this dog farm make you feel professional, credible and honest, you can buy their dogs without any consideration, because this also reflects the level of this dog farm in one aspect.