A busy working life makes it difficult for children to spare a lot of time to accompany their elderly people. Therefore, raising a dog is a very good choice for the elderly. Having a confidant dog by their side can reduce the elderly man’s sense of isolation and make his life more comfortable. Life becomes more satisfying and stress-free!
The principle for the elderly to raise dogs is: honest, naughty, clingy but not tormenting!
When choosing a dog for the elderly, you must choose one that is gentle and easy to take care of. If you like big dogs, you can choose a honest and honest golden retriever. A trained golden retriever can also help you share the housework. It is very useful to wear it out. A sense of peace! It turns out that smart and cute little dogs are more suitable for old people to raise, such as Teddy dogs, American dogs (definitely introduced), Schnauzers, etc. These dogs can create a very lively and happy atmosphere in the family, making the old man's family happy. Life is full of laughter! Naturally, the lazy dog mynah and the Chinese native dog are also very good choices. The big lazy dog mynah will not put all the pressure on the old man. The Chinese native dog is the most loyal companion and can also help Gu family!
When you first raise a dog for an old man, you must consider your own financial strength and circumstances, and don’t cause dissatisfaction because of raising a dog!
If the elderly are raising dogs, they are suitable for raising small, well-mannered and sensible dogs. They are not suitable for raising large dogs because they need to be walked, and big dogs are naughty and powerful, and the old man does not want to raise them. It is too easy to control the dog, easily get off the rope and run away or drag the old man down.
It is suitable to raise a Chinese native dog with an average or small size, that is, a native dog. The characteristic of a native dog is that it is loyal to its owner, can look after the home, care for the courtyard, and accompany the elderly. The style is also very cute, and People who are physically strong and less likely to get sick are perfect for the elderly, or they may raise small dogs such as Teddy and Guest Bichon, Yorkshire, Chihuahua, etc. These dogs are small in size and are easier for the elderly to control when walking them. They are not heavy when held in the arms, they are smart, and they do not shed much. They can be held in the arms all day long and can cheer up the mood of the elderly; and they do not require a lot of exercise and do not need to be taken out for walks every day, and they are easy to train. They are not easy to get sick and will not affect neighbors; their communication range is usually close to their owners, which saves worry, they don’t eat much, they are financially affordable, and they are convenient for bathing. Because of their small size, they can urinate quickly. Can be washed finished.
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