Divided into nests and "three bogeys"

As the weather gets hotter and the babies grow up day by day, leaving them to leave their mothers and start living alone should enter the operating phase. Farmers should follow the principle when giving a nest to Aberdeen. Note the following taboos:

One avoids rushing too quickly. Under normal circumstances, Aberdeen should be "independent portal" around 50 days of birth. However, there is a premise that it is necessary to look at the physical conditions and weather conditions of Aberdeen and cannot be rushed. Practice has proved that as long as the mother does not specifically reject the baby, the longer breastfeeding time, the more robust the development of Aberdeen, of course, until a certain time, the mother will refuse to breastfeed. If you are eager to separate out Tsai, you can easily cause physical decline and collective illness.

Second bogey one step in place. After the conditions are ripe, you must not separate all of your deceased children from your mother's house when you divide the nest, nor can you allow your child to live alone. In order to have a transitional and adaptive process, farmers can first separate out the outstanding Tsai and leave some to continue living with their mothers. The two or three who should be sent out shall be temporarily “one family” and be divided into the same litter, and one or two will be separated every 10 days or so. This will do a great job for the mother-in-law to avoid sudden "missing" physical and mental illnesses. At the same time, the gradual separation of the deceased and the deceased, so that the growth of Aberdeen has continuity, and will not leave their mothers "depression into illness."

Three bogey blindly divided nests. When farmers raise their nests for Aberdeen, they must first adhere to the principle of sharing the same sex with their mothers. That is to say, they should not be assigned to the same nest in the initial stage. Otherwise, they will fight each other and bite, and some will die. Losses are caused. Second, when sex is split, sex should be identified. Same-sex arrangements should be made in the same room and marked. This will facilitate the selection and retention of species, and give priority to “cultivation” when necessary. Finally, it will divide the nest ( After living alone in one room), for those who are in poor physical condition and are extremely weak, they can be put back to the "mother" and continue to breastfeed for a period of time until their physical condition permits separation.

In addition, it is also necessary to carry out the necessary inspections on the wards where Aberdeen will be “checked in.” For the latrines used in the past, it is necessary to carry out necessary reinforcement and drug disinfection to prevent escape and infectious diseases.