How to raise a Corgi? A comprehensive analysis of the correct raising methods
The Corgi is a very famous small dog breed in the world. Its temperament is relatively steady, and compared with other small dogs, it is more rational. Many families keep a Corgi to accompany children, and it is a very popular dog breed in China. Therefore, there are now some large-scale Corgi breeding facilities, so how exactly should a Corgi be raised? Below, the editor brings you the Corgi raising methods. Let's take a look!
1. How much does one cost
The market price of a Corgi mainly varies according to its bloodline and breed. If it is a Corgi with pure bloodline, its appearance is good and its ornamental value is high, so its price will be relatively more expensive, generally around 3100 yuan each. On the contrary, if its bloodline is not very pure, the price is around 2000 yuan each. And if you want to buy a show-grade dog or other high-grade dog, the price will be even more expensive, because the primary standard for a show-grade dog is to have a very pure bloodline, and they are basically not available in ordinary pet markets. Show-grade dogs have very strict requirements for bloodline, height, weight and other aspects, so their price reaches tens of thousands or even over a hundred thousand yuan each.
2. Raising puppies
First, we need to prepare a dog cage for raising them, because Corgi puppies are relatively timid, so as much as possible put two in one cage, provide a comfortable sleeping lamp, and prevent the Corgis from being startled and barking. Then prepare a toilet specifically for the puppies to use. Dip a small amount of Corgi urine into the toilet so they develop the habit of going to a fixed spot to relieve themselves. The digestive function of Corgi puppies is relatively poor, so when feeding dog food, pay attention to multiple meals in small amounts, and before feeding, try to soak the dog food soft with warm water to avoid digestive problems. Finally, each Corgi puppy must be properly vaccinated, with the vaccinations completed within the prescribed time, and then do a good job of deworming. Only in this way can the healthy growth of the Corgi be ensured and its commercial value improved.
3. Raising adult dogs
For some weaned Corgi puppies, we should reasonably use goat milk and so on for the transition. Goat milk has high nutritional value, and Corgis can also digest it very well, but the amount each time should not be too large, and the principle should be multiple meals in small amounts. For some breeders with the means, the daily food can be mainly dog food. Although the cost is high, the dog's quality is good, and its profit margin will therefore rise. For some breeders lacking funds, they can feed meat and an equal amount of coarse grains, vegetables and other foods every day, but the varieties should be changed regularly to ensure nutritional diversity.
4. Precautions
Among all dog breeds, the Corgi is the most prone to eye diseases, so during the raising process, about every 4 days we need to use boric acid water and other agents to wash the eyes of each Corgi to avoid eye diseases. Then bathe them regularly and remove earwax, dental plaque and other dirty substances. Do not feed snacks casually, especially sharp and brittle bones such as chicken and duck bones, which easily pierce the Corgi's stomach and intestines and cause heavy bleeding. Moreover, Corgis now shed hair very severely, so every day you should carefully brush the Corgi's coat, and also pay attention to the diet. The taste must not be too strong, and nutritional balance should be ensured. This can reduce the amount of shedding in Corgis.
The above is a brief introduction to how to raise a Corgi. The raising methods for Corgis are actually rather troublesome. Although they do not have a strong body odor and are very popular, careful management is required during the breeding process. If problems occur, their value will be greatly reduced. That is all for today's introduction. This article is for reference only. Thank you everyone for reading and supporting.