Most dogs are born to swim, but a small percentage of them don't.
In fact, dogs swim and play with water, they can train their muscles, and they can cool off in the summer. But if it's the kind of dog who can't swim, you mustn't let them try, otherwise it's really bad.
I. Benefits of swimming for dogs
Puppy swimming enhances muscle training, and joints are not easy to move.
2. When walking on tiles, it is easy for dogs to walk eight times, and when swimming, the effect of correcting eight times can be achieved by hitting both feet.
3. Dogs suffering from hip disease are not suitable for intense exercise, while swimming has a small burden on their joints and uses swimming to exercise their muscles.
4. Swimming requires considerable physical effort so that dogs do not move too much when they return home.
Dogs interact with other dogs in the pool and contribute to their emotional stability. II. Preparatory matters for dogs before swimming
1. One hour before swimming, dogs are not allowed to eat, so that they remain empty and their stomachs are avoided.
2. Take the dog to the toilet to pee.
3. Before swimming, take a dog for a walk, run, or play a game of dumpling to warm up to 5-10 minutes.
iii. Cleaning of dogs on shore
1. The body of the dog is washed after swimming and the hair wash must be thoroughly washed in order to prevent residual skin itching of the dog.
2. Wipe the dog ' s body with water towels before drying it if the dog ' s body is damp and wet with long rashes and fungus.
3. Comb the dog with hair.
IV. Other dog swimming concerns
1. Select a swimming pool with frequent water exchange or a highly mobile pool, after which the dog swims to shore in a timely manner to clean up and avoid infectious diseases such as skin disease or conjunction.
2. Dogs are insecure if they are first underwater or inundated, and the master can hold the dog in his arms until the dog ' s mood is stabilized and remain with the dog until it adapts to the water.
3. The owner can prepare the toy to interact with the dog, and the toy should be prepared additionally to increase the freshness and avoid the dog fighting for the other dog ' s toy.
4. In the case of a dog in water, a large dog may be held in a U-typed hand and around the dog ' s abdomen; in the case of a small dog, the baby may be held in a position in the chest.
5. When a dog is in the water, the owner is able to observe it, and if the water flower changes significantly from small to large when swimming, this means that the dog has developed a balanced approach and is gradually stabilizing.
6. Dogs suffering from hip disease are advised to re-swam in their life jackets because they are not suitable for intense exercise, so as to avoid overpowering their swimming processes. The dog should also wear a life jacket in case of an emergency.
7. During swimming, the dog should be taken out of the pool as soon as an asthma phenomenon indicates that he has reached his limit.
8. There is a general shortage of physical, physical or first-school swimming dogs, who go to shore every five minutes after a break.
9. A dog who swims and loses weight may be held together by a rope to concentrate on swimming, to avoid running, to be carried back to the pool every five minutes after a break, and to be brought back to the pool with the number of times he or she is in a state.
V. Special attention:
1. The owner of the short nose dog should be particularly careful because of the short nose of the dog and the ease with which the water rushes into the lung, which has the slight effect of strangulation and the possibility of a shock in a serious person.
Dogs with severe hair removal, skin or infectious diseases or major diseases are not recommended for discharge.
So if your dog is a short-nosed dog, don't let the dog go swimming. After all, what is more important than life?