English Samoyed, also known as English Setter and English Samoyed. English Samoyed is a graceful, gentle, stable and well-proportioned gun dog. It is most suitable to be a companion with children, loyal to the owner, and behaves in a candid and dignified manner. People also love it immensely because of its beautiful appearance and gentle personality. Modern English Samoyeds can be divided into two types: one type is the English Samoyed that lives in the highlands and is often used as a companion dog and show dog, and the other type is the English Samoyed that runs and plays in the fields to protect the home.
The English Setter originated in 19th century England and was called the Lavarack Setter for a long time. This is because the ancestors of this breed were the ancient Spanish Setters, and it was developed by Edward Lavarack.
English Samoyed is suitable for areas with wide activity range such as countryside, because it requires a lot of exercise, so it is not very suitable for urban life.
Interdigital inflammation
Symptoms: Dogs frequently lick their toes, the area between the toes becomes red and moist, and severe cases may lead to limping.
Preparation: Iodine, erythromycin ointment, Elizabethan collar
Usage: Wear an Elizabethan collar, remove the hair on the foot cleanly, wash with soapy water or wipe with iodine, after the inflammatory site is dry, apply erythromycin ointment between the toes once a day, repeat for a week.
Ear mites
Symptoms: Dogs scratch their ears, shake their heads, the dog's ears have a strong sour smell, accompanied by increased tear stains, hair loss in the ear, dark brown secretions and earwax.
Preparation: Ear cleaner, ear wash solution
Usage: Clean the hair inside the dog's ears, pour ear wash solution or Vic ear cleaner into the ear canal, gently massage the ear base for 30 seconds, wait for the dog to shake out the ear wash solution and use a cotton ball to wipe the secretion that is shaken out, and gently clean the earlobe and ear canal.
Skin disease
Symptoms: Dogs may feel itchy, the skin becomes red, itchy, dogs scratch randomly, the fur becomes dull, rough, there is more dandruff, and even patches of hair loss.
Preparation: Saline, topical ointment or skin spray, vitamin B.
Usage: Put an Elizabethan collar on the dog to prevent scratching and licking, trim the problematic skin and the surrounding hair of the dog, then rinse with saline to sterilize, and then apply ointment or use spray, accompanied by antibiotics and vitamin B.
1. In the daily feeding, it should contain about 500 grams of cooked and chopped meat, and add the same amount of biscuits and dry vegetarian ingredients, and mix with a suitable amount of water for feeding. The meat should be fresh and hygienic, and the troughs, basins, and other utensils should be cleaned after each meal. Feeding should be timed and limited to 15-25 minutes to finish eating. If the specified time is exceeded, the food trough should be taken away to develop the habit of eating at a fixed time. Clean drinking water should be provided 1-2 times a day.
2. This dog is active and energetic, and should be allowed to exercise a certain amount every day.
3. This dog belongs to the long-haired drooping ear dog breed, so it should be combed daily and bathed regularly. When bathing, care should be taken not to pour water into the ears. If the external auditory canal is wetted, it should be immediately dried with a cotton ball.
4. It is necessary to clean the ears, teeth, and eye mucus of the dog every 3-5 days, and wash the eyes with a 2% boric acid solution to prevent eye inflammation. Regular trimming of the foot claws is also required.
5. Puppies should be trained and trained from an early age to develop habits of not tearing and biting curtains, sofas, and clothes at home, defecating at designated locations, and obeying the owner's commands and instructions.
1. Can't bathe frequently
Giving the dog a bath, of course, can't be too frequent. Giving the dog a bath depends on the dog's hygiene. In the hot weather of summer, you can wash them once or twice more, while in winter you can reduce it by one or two times, but in general, not more than 5 times. Otherwise, it will damage their fur and skin!
2. Be diligent in brushing
Dogs shed almost every day, especially in spring and autumn. Seasonal shedding is more severe. To grow good fur, diligent brushing is an important step. Pet owners can use dedicated pet brushes to help the dogs remove the naturally shed fur and prevent tangling. Brushing once in the morning and evening for about five minutes is enough.
3. Sunbathe
Sunbathing is beneficial to the growth of the dog's fur and can make the fur more shiny. In addition, sunbathing can help kill bacteria. While sunbathing, pet owners can let the dogs exercise a little, which can help improve their physical fitness, promote blood circulation, and help grow healthier fur.
4. Deworming
Poor fur condition is actually closely related to parasites. Parasites will absorb a large amount of nutrients from the dog's body and deprive them of nutrition, so deworming is essential. It is recommended to do both internal and external deworming. Also, deworming medicine can cause great harm to the dog's stomach, so it is recommended to feed them with probiotics regularly to relieve gastrointestinal discomfort.
5. Pay attention to diet
In order to have a beautiful fur, dogs must have a good nutritional foundation and pay attention to their daily diet. On the one hand, feed them nutritious and healthy dog food, choose a brand that is suitable for dogs and provides sufficient nutrients to meet their needs. On the other hand, you can also give them an appropriate amount of lean meat, cooked egg yolks, and vegetable oil.
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