Dogs are not simply raising a small animal, and can even be said to be the hardest of all pets, because in the matter of “dogs” they are human beings. It's easy to have a dog, but it's hard to deal with people who have dogs.
From another point of view, dogs are meant to continue to live a way of life that you have never experienced, a way of life that involves a lot of ups and downs. It's not hard to have a dog, it's hard to have a good dog. There seems to be only one word difference. But a dog who knows how to raise a dog has two lives. The former can only be raised, not educated, dogs jump and even bite. The latter are obedient, and that is very different.
So the author persuaded the dogs, or the feeders who already had them, to prepare these four points as soon as possible, which were the lessons learned by the authors over the past eight years.
The first is to know that educating dogs is more important than raising dogs for some owners, and not knowing how to educate them. It's a taboo not to teach books and dogs. Better not raise them. Any owner should understand that. Because dogs are dogs after all, and human dogs seek a sense of company or domestication, but before you can achieve both, you must first teach dogs how to live in the right human environment. Dogs are born to follow the law of life of the weak, but such laws do not apply to living in the human environment, so masters have to teach dogs to live in the human environment, what to do and what not to do. If you don't, the dog can't live in the human environment.
Second: every dog breaks his house in 3-15 months, which we call the Devil's Period. Most of the dog bites during this period. Most of the bites are due to lack of safety and security and also to the grinding of teeth. No feeder is able to escape a dog to break a house, but the difference is that some dogs are less destructive because of their variety or nature, and some dogs are more destructive. So are you ready?
Thirdly, please know what a civilized, civilized dog means, in general terms, to have a dog of one's own, and not to cause trouble to others, such as dogs, or barking at people for no reason, is an uncivil act. These acts appear to be for the benefit of others, but more deeply, they are for their own dogs. Uncivilized dog-raising can lead to internecine tensions and excessive interference with neighbours. So please take measures before you raise a dog. The most important thing is to maintain self-censorship.
Fourth, you have to have some financial capacity, some people love dogs, but there are no dogs, because of their limited financial capacity, which I think is a rational behavior, and it's expensive to have a medium-sized dog in the city, and the normal cost of raising a dog is around $5,000 a year. This does not include the medical costs of dog disease. Some people may think my dog may not be sick. I'd like to ask you something here: "What are you afraid of, what are you doing here? "When you have a dog, you like it, but it's sick, you don't have the money to treat it, you feel that it's perhaps a cruel thing, but it's the truth.
Did you have a dog? What do you know at 4:00? Please leave a message and discuss it.