The first time raising a dog is suitable for small and gentle dogs such as Bichon, Poodle, and Schnauzer, which are easy to raise and take care of. Large dogs such as Golden Retrievers and Labrador Retrievers are intelligent and gentle, and can also be given a try. It is not recommended to keep dogs with low obedience such as Huskies and Alaskans, as inexperienced owners can easily become restless and even lose interest in keeping them.
Things to note when bringing your dog home for the first time: 1. Before bringing your dog home, prepare food and water, a food bowl, toys for biting, a comfortable bed, and a sufficiently large fence. 2. A puppy brought home for the first time may feel helpless and even fearful when faced with an unfamiliar environment. So we should first let the dog stay in a relatively quiet environment to observe the new home, and the owner can accompany and comfort the dog on the side. After the dog gradually adapts, it can cultivate a relationship with its owner. 3. Take good safety measures at home. Puppies are naturally curious and will explore any new object by sniffing and biting. The owner should take some simple measures to move fragile objects away, ensure that the puppy does not bite dangerous objects such as wires, and pay attention to whether all electrical outlets are turned off. At the same time, to prevent puppies from going out, it is necessary to lock the door and close the windows. Place the wires, cleaning and decorative materials out of reach of the puppy.