Doberman dogs are lively in personality, friendly to humans, and deeply loved by people.

Newborn Doberman puppies need to drink mother's milk and require meticulous care. Many owners rush to bathe their puppies shortly after birth, but the result is often illness. So how should Doberman puppies be raised? Let's take a look. How to raise Doberman puppies

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1. Adequate nutrition.

Mother's milk contains a large amount of nutrients and antibodies that can enhance the puppy’s immunity and meet their needs for healthy growth within the first month. If the mother’s milk is insufficient, you can find another nursing dog or use artificial feeding by purchasing puppy-specific milk powder; avoid cow’s milk. After weaning, it is best to feed dog food, four times a day, about ten softened puppy kibbles each time. Add some puppy milk powder if possible.

2. Timely vaccination is necessary.

From 20-45 days, give the triple vaccine; after 45 days, the six-combined vaccine can be given. Then give a shot every 20 days; complete with three six-combined shots and one rabies vaccine. Avoid bathing if possible. If bathing is necessary, dry quickly and use a hairdryer thoroughly to dry the fur. Avoid sleeping directly on the floor and keep warm. Puppies have poor digestion; do not feed human food.

Never give cow’s milk as it is indigestible and can cause diarrhea; provide clean boiled and cooled water. When vaccinating Doberman puppies, ensure the dog is healthy. Before vaccination, it is best to have a health checkup.

Additionally, dogs need deworming, which should be scheduled separately from vaccination so that the medicines do not neutralize each other's effects.

Conclusion: The above describes the summarized methods for raising Doberman puppies. Each puppy is an individual and requires careful care. Always prepare clean drinking water for your beloved dog.