What are the main points of feeding Mastiff dogs?

Breeding tips for Mastiff dogs:

1. Feeding requirements. Feeding Mastiff dogs should be done regularly, quantitatively, at a fixed temperature, and at fixed people and locations. At the same time, adequate drinking water should be given to Mastiff dogs according to different seasons. Those raw, cold, rotten, or irritating Smelly food cannot be fed to Mastiff dogs, which can easily induce diseases.

2. Cleaning and maintenance. Mastiffs have different grooming requirements from other light-haired dogs. They seldom need to be bathed, and this breed is very prone to some skin diseases, such as rubber skin disease, allergic dermatitis and hair loss due to thyroid dysfunction. If you suffer from these diseases, those strong irritating shampoos and conditioners should not be used to avoid allergic reactions.

3. Daily training. Daily training of Mastiffs is very important, because they are not the kind of very intelligent dogs. There are three principles to be followed in the training. One is to grasp the life rules of the Mastiff dog. If there are some situations that are not in line with the life rules, you should see a doctor in time; The Stiff Dog can't fully grasp the requirements of the owner, which requires the trainer to be very patient and repeatedly give instructions to it and train it repeatedly.

Feeding precautions:

1. Do not give milk to Mastiff dogs. Many dogs have lactose intolerance, especially puppies drinking milk are more likely to cause diarrhea, dehydration, and even death in severe cases. It is best to buy special milk powder for pets to feed.

2. Do not give onions and scallions to Mastiff dogs. Because they contain disulfides, they can cause the oxidation of red blood cells in Mastiff dogs, which can easily cause hemolytic anemia.

3. Eat a small amount of animal liver. Excessive consumption can cause bone problems. The liver contains a lot of vitamin A, which can cause vitamin A poisoning in severe cases.

4. Do not give chocolate to Mastiff dogs. Because the theobromine in chocolate reduces blood flow to the brain in animals, causing heart disease and other fatal problems.