It is troublesome to raise a dog. It takes a lot of time, money, and energy

I just happened to have a Samoyed at home.

But I don’t recommend the questioner to raise a dog. It’s not that I don’t recommend raising a Samoyed, but I don’t recommend raising all dogs. Because raising a dog is troublesome and takes a lot of time, money, and energy.

Don’t raise a dog just because it’s cute!!

Don’t raise a dog just because it’s cute!!

Don’t!! Just because!! You think it’s cute!! Go! Raise!

Important things three times! If

you raise a dog, it means you are responsible for a life and take care of it for a lifetime. Whether it is sick, pregnant, or for any reason, you can’t give up on it!!

In addition, whether the dog is noisy, whether it destroys the house, whether it can be polite, whether it is fierce, these reasons all depend on the owner’s character and education method. Dogs are just a blank sheet of paper.

There is no dog with a bad personality by nature, it just depends on how the owner teaches. Its personality is given by you.

Before raising a dog, try to think about these questions:

1. Do I have a stable income to buy dog ​​food for it?

(Except for snacks, fruits and extra meals, taking very ordinary Crown dog food as an example, the monthly cost of dog food alone is about 500)

2. Can I walk the dog regularly every day and hold the dog leash?

(Large dogs have a lot of exercise, no less than half an hour each time.)

3. Can I clean up the feces in time when it poops so as not to cause trouble to others, and educate it not to urinate anywhere?

(Not cleaning up feces will make the cleaning lady very hard, increase their workload, and also cause others to step on it)

4. Can I feed and water it regularly and quantitatively every day?

(If the dog is too hungry or too full, the stomach is easy to be bad.)

5. Can I get rabies vaccines and vaccines to prevent diseases every year? Can I do regular internal and external deworming?

(When raising a dog, the most feared thing is that the dog bites people and fights, especially for large dogs. It is also troublesome if they get sick. Pet medical care is very expensive. Minor illnesses such as colds are okay, but being bitten or biting other dogs basically costs four figures.)

6. Can you take it to the bath/give it a bath regularly?

(If a dog does not take a bath for a long time, it is easy to have odor on its body, especially after playing outside, it is easy to get worms. It is also troublesome to bathe the dog by yourself, and it is easy to get skin diseases if the hair is not blown dry.)

7. If the dog grows up and needs to be sterilized, it is also a considerable expense. Can I afford it?

(If it is not sterilized, the reproductive system of female dogs is prone to illness; male dogs are prone to fighting. Sterilization can allow the dog to accompany you longer and live longer.)

8. Whether the dog is sick, moving, you/your lover is pregnant, or getting married, etc., are you willing to never abandon it?

(Many people give up dogs for these reasons.)

9. If the dog is bitten or does not socialize with other dogs for a long time, it will also have psychological problems. Can you relieve it?

10. Can you avoid beating the dog for personal subjective reasons?

11. When dogs are young, they have poor control over their poop and pee. They will poop and pee at home, and need to be walked many times a day. Do you have the energy for this?