As we all know, spring and autumn are the peak periods for dogs to rebel against the pack. Generally, dogs in the anti-pack period will show many symptoms, such as irritability, frequent barking, random urination, increased activity, etc. If these situations occur, dog owners should take timely measures. Let’s take you through what to do if your dog rebels against the pack and suffers.

1. Soothing emotions and distracting attention

When a dog goes against the pack, his mood and behavior will change greatly. He is not as obedient as before. He always seems distracted and relatively impatient, and likes to wander around looking for opportunities to run away from home. At this time, the dog must be taken good care of to prevent it from escaping and having sex with wild dogs outside. The pet owner must take some time to play and interact with it, distract its attention, and give the dog more care and love so that it does not always focus on the dog.

2. Feeding-related pet nutritional supplements

Some owners do not have much time and energy to take care of dogs that rebel against the pack, but they cannot handle the energetic dog that keeps making trouble when it rebels, and do not want to see it so uncomfortable, so they choose to feed some pet birth control pills. However, these drugs will cause harm to the dog's body, and may cause hormonal disorders in the dog's body or affect future pregnancies.

In this regard, pet owners should not use drugs indiscriminately when facing dogs that are suffering from the pain of rebelling against the pack. It is recommended to mix in canine estrus nutritional supplements such as Chongjinhuan when feeding, to help relieve the dog's anxious mood, regulate physiological functions, and promote the return to normal physiological state.

3. Consider breeding or neutering

If the pet owner plans to breed the dog, and the female dog also meets the fertility conditions, the dog can be bred on the 11th to 13th day after it goes out of the pack. At this time, its peach part will be a little white, and the secretions will be reduced and lighter. It will be more willing to accept mating with a male dog, and the pregnancy rate will be higher.

If the pet owner does not intend to give birth to offspring for the dog in the future, for the sake of the health of the female dog, you can take her to be sterilized after the anti-herding period is over. During this period, in addition to feeding some pet abstinence powder to help it adjust its physiological functions, you must also pay attention to hygiene, clean its private parts every day and put on sanitary trousers. After the anti-herding period is over, go to a regular hospital for surgery.