Husky (introduction to details)
In fact, the problem of fostering dogs is not as simple as we think. Fostering dogs is not just to help them find a place to put them for a few days. There are many things to pay attention to, so it is not easy for every owner to consider before fostering. Most dog owners should pay attention to knowing what the dog foster care instructions are.
1. Fostering has more or less a psychological impact on dogs. When you suddenly go to a strange environment and face strangers, you will always feel a little nervous. Most dogs don't like to urinate in the place where they live. During fostering, dogs are trapped in small iron cages, and if they are not used to it, they will endure defecation, which is a very unhealthy phenomenon. Firstly; In addition, the space in foster care is limited, so dogs may lack exercise, which is the second reason. In addition, dogs may suddenly lose sight of their owners, and they may be depressed or even lose their appetite. All these conditions will affect the health of dogs, but they are not inevitable. Owners must decide whether they are suitable for foster care based on their dogs' psychology and health.
2. Some dogs are not suitable for foster care. Mentally, if your dog is psychologically unstable or excessively dependent on its owner, it is not suitable for foster care, because these dogs are more afraid of strangers. During the foster care, they will be anxious because of losing their owner's care, and will often bark incessantly, bite into the cage, and even try to escape. In addition, dogs that are too young are not suitable for foster care, because puppies are weak in resistance and adaptability, and they need careful care. However, in foster care, they are easily infected with bacteria, which is very dangerous for young animals that are only a few months old. Once infected, they may be in danger of their lives. If your pet dog suffers from certain diseases, such as diabetes or skin allergy, it is not suitable for foster care. Dogs suffering from these diseases need to be taken care of carefully or individually, or even take medicine regularly. Otherwise, it will easily worsen the condition. In this case, the owner should handle it carefully and try to avoid leaving them in foster care.
It can be seen that foster care is not as simple as we imagined, and there are many considerations, such as environmental factors, dog's personality factors, etc., which all determine whether we should foster dogs or not. Therefore, owners should consider these issues clearly before they want to foster dogs.