I believe everyone is familiar with the Pekingese. It has a history of more than 4,000 years in China and is one of the oldest dog breeds in China. In ancient times, it was always kept as a pet dog for the palace, so it is also called the palace poodle. So it is also a noble and beautiful poodle, but compared to its beauty, it is more bold and self-respecting. Therefore, the owners need to be more careful about the feeding of Pekingese. So how to raise a Pekingese well? The editor below I would like to introduce some methods to netizens regarding the feeding of Pekingese dogs.

After the Pekingese reaches six months of age, the amount of water in the dog food will be gradually reduced, allowing it to undergo another adaptation process. Don't pamper it by giving it some snacks, such as onions, chocolate, dried shrimps, etc. These are all things that are harmful to dogs.

Feeding Pekingese dogs must be regular, set the time, and set the amount each time. Don't give more or less casually, and don't increase or decrease the frequency. If the dog food you buy for the first time is not suitable for it, just like baby milk powder may not be suitable for a certain baby, then of course you have to change it. When the old dog food is still there, buy new dog food and mix the new dog food into the old dog food in small amounts for it to eat. Changing dog food also requires you to go through a step-by-step process.

Due to changes in the environment, the Pekingese dog's resistance may also be reduced. At this time, we must not give it tap water. We should give it distilled water to drink, so that no bacteria can invade the pet dog and harm its body. Pekingese dogs are very inattentive when eating. Sometimes they will eat and play. At this time, the owner should train it. We need to develop a good eating habit for it. If it refuses to eat, then we will directly remove the back beam. Take it away and never feed it any food before the next meal. Let it understand that it must be delicious, otherwise it will be hungry. A great puppy needs a good and patient owner, so let’s all do our best.