There are many people raising dogs now, so how do we judge whether the owner has raised the dog well? In fact, you can clearly see these 5 parts of a dog just by looking at them. Let’s take a look at them below!

1. Look at the dog's eyes first. We can take a look at the dog’s eyes, because the dog’s eyes are the most straightforward and can best reflect the dog’s emotions. If during the process of raising a dog, the pet owner often beats and scolds the dog, it will cause the dog to be very sensitive and look timid when seeing strangers, which is obvious at a glance. On the contrary, if the dog is well-raised by its owner, its eyes should be bright and agile, fearless, and even dare to look directly at strangers. 2. Look at the dog’s nose. Secondly, we can also judge whether the dog is well-raised by its nose. Because the dog's nose is well-kept and poorly maintained, the touch is different. Generally speaking, if the dog is well-raised, the dog's nose should be black, moist to the touch, cool, and free of foreign matter. For dogs that are not well raised, their noses will feel dry and may even fade. 3. Look at the dog’s foot pads. Third, we can also judge whether the dog is well raised by the dog’s foot pads. Many people don’t know how to look at it this way. Today I’m going to explain it to you. If your dog's foot pads feel prickly and have a layer of calluses, it means that the dog does not exercise enough every day. If the dog's foot pads still feel tender and tender, it means that the dog does not exercise enough every day. Only dogs that exercise enough can be well-raised by their owners. 4. Look at the dog’s mouth Fourth, let’s take a look at the dog’s mouth. After all, the mouth is also one of the criteria that can directly determine whether a dog is well-raised.

If a dog is well-raised by its owner, its mouth will have no odor, and there will be no plaque, dental calculus, etc. If your dog has bad breath and dental calculus, it means the dog is not well raised. It is recommended that pet owners brush their dogs’ teeth regularly, and also buy some teething snacks for their dogs to prevent bad breath, dental calculus, etc.

5. Look at the dog's hair. Finally, Let’s take a look at dog hair. A dog’s hair is also one of the best indicators of whether a dog is well-raised. If the dog is well-raised, the dog's hair will be very clean, soft and beautiful. On the contrary, if the dog's hair is dirty and looks rough, it means that the owner is lazy and has not raised the dog well. In fact, if you want your dog’s hair to become shiny and beautiful, you must control your dog’s salt intake. It is also best to eat low-salt dog food that contains deep-sea fish oil, which can also make your dog’s hair beautiful. Occasionally feeding some lecithin, egg yolk, etc. can also play a role in hair beautification.