The owner should pay great attention to the common "cause of death" of dogs.
Life is impermanent, both human and dog. Facing it calmly is a very heavy topic discussion. Some dogs die suddenly when they are still developing. So do you understand what are the most common causes of death for dogs? The owner should take it seriously!
Being poisoned
Everyone knows that dogs are very greedy. They will pick up items in the trash can outside and eat them. Eat anything. Such dogs are very easy to be poisoned. Even if they are not poisoned with their hearts, they will eat themselves and die.
For such dogs, the owners should improve their training on food refusal. If they see them eating randomly outside, they need to be punished to give them a long memory.
Diet disease
In fact, many dogs are now all dead, especially some puppies who have just been taken home. Some of them are sick because of themselves, and such dogs cannot live long.
Therefore, when choosing a dog, you must be vigilant to prevent the dog from going home after buying it.
Starved to death
Now there are many stray dogs on the side of the road, and there are many reasons why they become stray dogs, maybe they are lost or abandoned.
and if you become stray dogs, it is very easy to have a previous or second meal, so the common cause of death also includes being starved to death.
Traffic accidents
In daily life, dogs are also very likely to have accidents in traffic, and the key reason for this death is that the pet owner did not carry a leash for the dog, or the stray dog had an accident in traffic.
If you have an accident in traffic, you will be injured for luck, but if you are more serious, you will die. In this way, you will kill it indirectly. Therefore, it is really important to bring a leash on your dog.
Death of fat
One of the common causes of death of dogs is obesity. Obesity is the murderer of physical and mental health, and it has a great threat to the physical and mental health of dogs. Once the dog develops obesity, various diseases will come to you.
