The health and personality of puppies are often influenced by parents' genes. Therefore, if you choose the right parent dog breed, you can buy a healthy puppy that meets your expected personality.
For example, if you want a tame hound, your parents' dog should be tame. If a bitch has obvious personality problems, such as nervousness or aggression, then their children may also have a genetic tendency to these problems. So when buying a puppy, you must take a look at the parents of the puppy to ensure that the puppy you buy has healthy and positive genes.
2. Subtitle: Health Examination
The health of a puppy is very important to its future life. When you choose a puppy to buy, you can measure the health level of the puppy by seeing its parents. The health status of parents and dogs can be reflected in the puppy's genetics, so asking the puppy's parents to do a health check can help you determine whether the puppy has genetic diseases or other health problems.
If the parents of puppies have genetic diseases, their children are likely to have the same diseases. Therefore, by observing the physical condition of parents, you can reduce the risk of illness and ensure their healthy growth.
3. Subtitle: Understanding Variety Characteristics
Different breeds of dogs have their own unique characteristics and habits. For example, most dogs need enough exercise and training to maintain a healthy body and a positive personality. When you choose to buy a puppy, meeting the parents of the puppy can also help you better understand the characteristics of this breed.
For example, some breeds of dogs have a genetic tendency to get sick, so choosing healthy parents dogs that meet the standards can reduce the risk of getting sick. Other breeds of dogs may have more common health problems, such as teeth and joints, so careful selection of parents' dogs can also make your puppy easier to stay healthy.
4. Subtitle: Understanding Non-genetic Factors
Although parents' genes have a very important influence on the puppy's personality and health, the puppy's health and personality in the process of growing up will also be affected by other non-genetic factors, such as environment and living habits. So when choosing a puppy, we should consider all aspects.
You can go to the kennel or the puppy's pet shop, observe the living environment and habits of the puppy, interact with the puppy to judge its character, and ask the shopkeeper or breeder for more specific information to determine whether you are willing and able to provide good living conditions for the puppy.
In short, be careful when choosing a puppy, and don't be impatient. Observing the parents of puppies and understanding their breeding background, health status and personality is an important step to ensure that you can buy healthy, lovely and docile puppies.