What are the main points of German boxer dog breeding

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German boxer breeding points:

1. Let boxer dogs learn to eat regularly and at fixed points. If you do not feed regularly and at fixed points, the boxer dog will definitely want to skip this meal and eat later, so it is necessary to find out the eating rules of the boxer dog and let it learn to eat at regular times and at fixed points.

2. Take the boxer dog for a walk at irregular times. In the process of walking, the relationship between the owner and the boxer can be enhanced. Taking it for a walk at irregular times will make the boxer more motivated, and it can also learn to be patient and listen to the owner.

3. Cultivate good eating habits. Be especially careful not to let the Boxer dog eat indiscriminately, and don’t feed it bacon, ham sausage and other foods. These foods contain a lot of additives, which will affect the health of the Boxer dog, and even threaten its life in severe cases.

4. You can give boxer dogs an appropriate amount of calcium. Boxer dogs have hereditary genetic defects, which can easily cause hip dysplasia. Boxer dogs have a relatively large amount of exercise, so boxer puppies need calcium supplementation. But pay attention to the amount when feeding calcium powder. If you feed too much, it will be harmful instead of beneficial. After the boxer dog's bones and teeth grow gradually and stably, the amount of calcium powder can be reduced.

5. Do not feed milk to Boxer dogs. Boxers are lactose intolerant, and it is difficult to absorb the nutrients in milk. Drinking milk will cause it to have gastrointestinal problems. A reasonable diet can make a boxer dog in better health.

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