Labrador Retriever

　　Not all dogs are suitable to take out for a walk. Many people usually understand this issue, but do new pet parents know? Don’t be in a hurry to take your new dog out for a walk to show off right after bringing it home, as this can pose a great threat to the dog’s health.
　　1. Puppies under three months old
　　Such puppies still walk unsteadily. The most suitable activities for them every day are eating then sleeping, sleeping then eating, and occasionally receiving affection from their owners.
　　2. Female dogs in heat or pregnant
　　Some owners take their females in heat out for a walk and get busy chatting with others, only to find after a few days that their dog is pregnant without even knowing the father of the puppies. Pregnant female dogs can be taken out for walks, but not for too long at first, and the owner must pay attention at all times. If there are other male dogs nearby, it is important to keep a distance between them.
　　3. Newly bought dogs
　　Some pet owners like to take their newly bought dogs out for a walk, but this really is not a good habit. Dogs that have not completed their vaccinations or are still within the two-week risky period after starting vaccinations are not suitable for roaming outside where they might get infected. Similarly, dogs that are sick or just recovering from a serious illness are also not suitable for frequent outings. In the animal world, sick animals obediently stay in their nests to recover; who goes out for a casual stroll just to vent their feelings?