Husky (certain introduction)
The issue of dog foster care is not as simple as we think. Fostering dogs does not mean just helping them find a place to leave them for a few days. There are many things to pay attention to, so the things each owner needs to consider before fostering are not easy. Understanding what you should know about dog foster care is something that most dog owners should pay attention to.
1. For dogs, foster care may have more or less emotional effects. Suddenly entering a strange environment and facing strangers, they will always feel a little nervous. Most dogs None of them like to be spoiled where they live. During the foster care period, the dog is trapped in a small iron cage. If the dog is not used to it, it will hold back and defecate. This is a very unhealthy situation. This is one of the other reasons. , the space in the foster home is limited, and the dog may lack exercise, among other things; in addition, the dog suddenly loses sight of the owner, may also be depressed, or even have a loss of appetite. The above conditions will affect the dog's health Healthy, but not necessary, the owner must decide whether the dog is suitable for foster care based on the dog's mood and health.
2. Some dogs are not suitable for foster care. In terms of emotions, if your dog is not emotionally stable or relies too much on its owner, it is not very suitable for foster care, because these dogs are more likely to be fostered. They are afraid of strangers. When they are fostered, they will become anxious because they lose the control of their owners. They will often bark, bite the iron cage, and even try to escape. In addition, dogs that are too young are not suitable for fostering, because puppies have weak immunity and low adaptability, and require careful management. Bacteria are easily absorbed in foster homes, which is especially true for young animals that are only a few months old. It is very dangerous. Once you get sick, your life may be in danger. If your dog suffers from certain diseases, it is not suitable for foster care, such as diabetes or skin allergies. Dogs suffering from these diseases need to be paid attention to or managed individually, and even take medicine regularly, otherwise the condition can easily be reversed. In this situation, owners should pay attention to handling and try to avoid leaving them in foster homes.
From this point of view, fostering is not as simple as what we imagined. There are many things to pay attention to, such as environmental factors, dog’s personality factors, etc., which all determine whether fostering should be done. Dog. Therefore, owners should consider these issues before considering fostering a dog.
</p>