Precautions for raising Boston Terrier

Tips for raising a Boston Terrier:

1. In the daily feed, medium and small dogs need 200-250 grams of meat, and large ones need 300-350 grams of meat. However, Boston Terriers are not big in size, and the size and weight of male and female dogs are similar. big.

2. Meat food should be boiled for 15-20 minutes first, then chopped, mixed with cooked and dry vegetarian food, and then fed with an appropriate amount of warm water.

3. How much feed should be supplied every day can be properly controlled according to the size of the dog, and it is appropriate to be just right. If it is too little, it will lose its lively and lovely posture and image due to insufficient nutrition. If it is too much, it will cause obesity due to excess nutrition, thus losing its charming charm.

4. Food should be served regularly, quantitatively, and at a fixed point, and should be eaten within 15-25 minutes. Food and food bowls should be taken away when it is outdated, and the delay should not be allowed to develop a bad habit of eating irregularly.

5. In the morning or evening of every day, take it out for a walk or stroll, but don't let it run fast or exercise vigorously, otherwise, it will appear shortness of breath. If it is convenient to go out, you can carry a bottle of purified water.

6. Eggs that can be boiled two to three times a week can be fed to Boston Terriers. It is recommended not to give the dog protein, and the egg yolk should not be swallowed in one bite. It is best to feed it three to four times.

7. The Boston Terrier is a short-nosed dog with a short respiratory tract and is prone to heatstroke. Therefore, it cannot be let out for a walk at noon in summer or do other activities with a large amount of activity. In addition, its nose is easy to crack. When the climate is dry in winter and autumn, you should often apply a small amount of glycerin, Vaseline and other oils on the nose to prevent the nose from becoming dry and cracked.