As anybody would know, a dog that has not been sterilized will at some point bear pups, and as anybody who is conscious enough would know, particular care needs to be administered at their birth. Any newborn on this earth is weak, new and needs adequate care and attention to ensure they successfully grow up and live out their days on this planet. Unfortunately, where puppies for sale in Dubai are concerned, irresponsible breeders who are only concerned about the money they bring in do not pay as much attention to their well-being. Hence, if you are buying a dog, you will want to look into how they rear their newborns, and if you are ever in charge of them here is what you need to know.
THEIR SPACE
Think about it this way; when preparing for a baby, we run about gathering all the necessary supplies to ensure that the transition is smooth for everyone concerned. We make sure to set aside a separate space either in the form of a nursery or a cot in the parents’ room so that the child will be safe, comforted and attended to at all times. In the same way, newborn puppies too need their own little space with their mother of course (unless she is not around). Some pups are fostered into care and therefore need extra special attention in the absence of their mother. This space needs to include a sleeping area with warm blankets, a water and food bowl with pillows.
NUTRITION
It is no secret that all newborns on this planet are nurtured and sustained by their mother’s milk. There is nothing that can substitute as it contains potent immunity and nutrition that helps them progress into a strong and healthy adult life. However, it is not always likely that the mother is around to rear her pups, and we are faced with the responsibility of caring for them which is an extremely delicate process. They need to be fed properly, at regular intervals and cleaned properly. You should also keep tabs on them make sure they are warm, and ensure that the milk you feed is suitable. When visiting breeders where dogs for sale in Dubai are concerned, make sure you enquire about the mother.
VET HELP
There are experts for a reason, so make use of them at all times. Obviously do not disturb them for every little sneeze, but if you notice anything off about their behaviour it may be time to give the vet a call. Puppies are still too small to fight off illnesses so they need a helping hand much like any other newly born creature into this world. They may even face rejection by the mother (common in the animal kingdom) where your vet will help you decide what you should do.
Taking on the responsibility of even one puppy who is newborn is a big feat in itself as there is much that needs to be done; do not expect to hold a full-time job and do this alone, the animal will suffer immensely. Make sure you have the time and the means to care for it, in some cases even a whole litter. Remember they are under your care, so if you are taking them on board be prepared to commit. It is well worth it!