Want to raise a dog but feel the cost is too high, many people choose to go to animal shelters. This not only saves a life and gives warmth, but also adds a new family member and much joy. Stray dogs are abandoned by their original owners for various reasons and have fragile psyches. They require careful care when raising them. How should adopted stray dogs be raised?

Most adopted dogs at home are one year old or older. After reaching adulthood, they have already formed their own ways. Serious ones might climb onto your roof tiles, plus they can eat excessively until they vomit. At this time, you should try to reduce their food intake; feeding smaller amounts more frequently is a good choice.

Some dog owners also encounter stray dogs that bite. They don’t bite on purpose~ They just don’t know how to express themselves and get too excited, which leads to this… Every time this happens, try not to react strongly to them. Ignore their excited behavior. If it gets too much, a slightly stronger disciplinary action is needed. Light discipline hardly works (especially for large dogs). But the key isn’t hitting—it’s to express your anger and unhappiness. Dogs can sense that what they did is unwelcome. When they stop lunging or biting, you should reward them with treats or affection appropriately. Repeating this for a while works~~~

Finally, regarding the issue of urinating and defecating everywhere, the training methods are the same as with other dogs. Whenever a dog makes a mistake, timely correction and teaching are necessary, especially being patient, which is the most important.