Teddy dogs are currently a very popular type of small pet dog. Due to their high intelligence, easy training, not being shy, and affection for people, they are loved by many friends. But do you really understand teddy dogs? Today, the editor is going to talk about the disadvantages of Teddy dogs. Friends intending to raise a Teddy dog, come take a look.

Disadvantage 1: Lascivious

Teddy dogs have a nickname called “Tai Ri Tian,” because Teddy dogs are particularly lascivious and will perform some embarrassing actions toward people. Whether male or female, they act this way. If the owner does not correct it, the Teddy dog will develop a bad habit. So when the Teddy dog performs this behavior, it must be stopped!

Disadvantage 2: Fading Color

After raising a Teddy dog, you will find that its fur gradually becomes lighter day by day. This is a common problem with Teddy dogs. Only white ones do not fade. For those whose fur fades, it is recommended to take them out in the sun more often and feed them foods that help beautify the coat, such as carrots, Chinese cabbage, salmon, egg yolks, and some dog food containing deep-sea fish oil!

Disadvantage 3: Gluttonous

If you have raised a Teddy dog, you definitely know that it is very gluttonous. No matter what you are eating, it wants a bite. The owner must stop this behavior and not let it develop a bad habit of begging. Moreover, because of this, training a Teddy dog is quite easy. Just use some dog treats (chicken jerky, sheep cheese) to cooperate, and the dog can be trained even better!

Disadvantage 4: Very Lively

Teddy dogs are very lively. Although it is a small dog, it requires the exercise amount of a large dog. If it is not taken out to exercise every day, it will run wildly around the house like crazy. It is recommended that the owner play some games with it at home to consume its energy. A tired Teddy dog will become very quiet at home!

Disadvantage 5: Prone to Fractures

Teddy dogs have relatively long and thin legs, so they are particularly prone to fractures. When raising them, you must be careful not to let them jump up and down too much. It is best to do obedience and other training that will not affect fractures. Also, make sure to supplement their calcium intake daily to strengthen their bones!

Teddy Dog Diet Attention:

As mentioned in the text, Teddy dogs easily experience coat fading and bone fractures, so they need dog food containing deep-sea fish oil and high calcium content. This not only beautifies the coat and solidifies color but also promotes calcium absorption and strengthens bones. Therefore, the editor recommends a related product here, the “Chan Bu Ni Natural Dog Food,” which is high in calcium, contains deep-sea fish oil, is light and low-sodium, nutritionally rich and easy to absorb, effectively beautifies the coat, eliminates tear stains, and strengthens bones. It is also recommended to feed Teddy dogs some carrots and Chinese cabbage regularly!

Teddy Dog Training Snacks:

Teddy dogs have high intelligence, so training them is not difficult at all. Just cooperate with some dog treats during training, and they can be taught better. The snacks can mainly be the Chan Bu Ni chicken jerky mentioned in the text, which effectively provides teeth grinding, helps Teddy dogs remove bad breath, prevents tartar, and supplements trace elements!

Knowing these disadvantages, do you still like such a Teddy dog?