Dog

　　Taking your dog on a trip is definitely a very happy thing, especially going to the seaside to play in the water. However, owners need to pay attention to many things. Here, the editor summarizes seven major precautions for you to learn.
　　1. Consider accommodation: Before the trip, check with local hotels or farmhouses in advance to find out if dogs are allowed to stay; this is very important. However, if you choose to camp outdoors with tents, then there is no need to worry.
　2. Excessive sun exposure: It’s best not to let your dog run wildly on the beach under strong sunlight, as excessive exposure can cause ultraviolet allergy. It is recommended to choose times when the sun is not intense, such as early morning or evening.
　3. Dog pet shoes: If you really want your dog to walk or run on the sand, it is recommended to put pet shoes on your dog or let them walk along the water’s edge where it is cooler.
　4. Dog cleanliness: Although seawater can be beneficial to your dog's skin, after swimming—especially by the sea—you must wash the dog’s body with fresh water and clean off the sand between the toes. Then dry and apply powder to keep the feet dry.
　5. Pay attention to feeding: Do not feed your dog a large amount of food immediately after swimming, or the dog may get stomach discomfort. If your dog is very hungry, you can feed a moderate amount.
　6. Watch for dermatitis: If you find your dog likes to chew its own feet, it most likely has dermatitis. If it’s not serious, daily application of powder can treat it and it usually heals within a week; if the condition is severe, take the dog to the veterinarian for diagnosis.
　7. Pay attention to crowds: When taking your dog into the sea, try to pick beaches with fewer people. Some visitors may fear dogs, and some may worry about dogs polluting the sea water. To avoid unnecessary conflicts, choose less crowded places so both people and dogs can enjoy themselves.