Essential points for raising Husky puppies

Points to note for raising Husky puppies:

1. Around 6 weeks after birth, the puppies can be weaned and start eating regular food. However, during the period of 1-6 months after birth, they should be fed 3-4 times a day.

2. After weaning until the third month, the feeding times are 7:00 am, 12:00 pm, 5:00 pm, and 10:00 pm, four times a day. From the fifth month to the eighth month after birth, you can feed them three times a day in the morning, noon, and evening. During this period, the amount of food for the puppies should be about one-third to half of that for adult dogs.

3. Husky puppies within 3 months should be fed puppy food. If you want to reduce the cost of food without affecting the puppy's nutrition, you can cook and chop organs such as pig or beef lungs, mix them with cooked vegetables and cornmeal, and then feed the puppies. This is economical, but not as good for the growth and development of dogs as eating dog food.

4. From 2-3 months after weaning to 3 months, the composition of the puppy's food will determine its lifelong dietary habits. If you plan to continue using special dog food in the future, you must make it adapt to the taste of the special dog food.

5. Around half a month after birth, the puppies will open their eyes and start having hearing and other senses. You should prevent sudden, strong, and intense auditory and visual stimuli, as well as other harmful stimuli. After opening their eyes, in mild weather seasons, engage in more outdoor activities to let the puppies and the mother dog see the sunlight outside. About 20 days later, you can allow them to play outside. Puppies have a fragile physique and cannot travel far, so you can first engage them in suitable activities in nearby areas or on lawns, and let them enjoy the sunlight. For puppies born in cold regions during winter, it is best to choose a sunny day without wind or snow, and take them outdoors at noon for activities.

6. The gastrointestinal function of Husky puppies is worse than that of adults. You should pay special attention to food safety and hygiene and control the amount of food. Eating too much is too burdensome for the small stomach of a Husky puppy.

7. Pay special attention not to give Husky puppies milk, whether it is cooked or raw.