How to raise a Su Mu that is more than 5 months old? The food of a 5-month-old Su Mu is more than that of a 4-month-old Su Mu, and the types of food can be increased. You can also start feeding cooked meat; a 5-month-old Su Mu must excrete twice a day, morning and evening. For defecation, if it has not learned to excrete at a fixed point, it should be trained as early as possible; for 5-month-old Su Mu, it should be taught not to bite things randomly, and Su Mu should be given regular health check-ups.

(1) Su Mu’s food: Based on the food for 4 months of age, not only the amount of food should be increased, but also the amount of rice, noodles, beans, etc., coupled with eggs, etc., can increase the content of plant protein. Digestibility. For large Scottish shepherd dogs of medium size and above, start feeding meat cooked over a rapid fire (it is recommended to feed beef, mutton, chicken and other meats). In addition, adding some plants to the food is good for the dog's skin and coat.

(2) Excretion: Usually there are two bowel movements in the morning and evening every day. If you haven’t learned to excrete at a fixed point, you should train it as soon as possible.

(3) Education: Stop her chewing things indiscriminately. Su Mu puppies may occasionally urinate and defecate everywhere. This may be due to some mental requirements that are not met, such as the owner often not being at home and feeling lonely. Or being severely scolded, being mentally shocked, or the place of defecation and defecation is not clean and cannot be excreted, etc., which cause the dog to develop "angry" behavior. This is not only to severely reprimand the dog, but also to consider whether the dog's requirements are met, make improvements, and work together to correct this bad habit.

(4) Health: Health examination, monthly urine and feces tests. Do not take your 5-month-old Su Mu dog for a walk on the road to prevent infection. You can let your dog play and exercise freely on the balcony or courtyard, using leather balls or artificial bones. Diseases that are easily infected at this time include colds, gastroenteritis and canine distemper. After four and a half months, the dog's body's disease resistance gradually increases and the disease decreases. You can take a bath 2 to 3 times a month, and pay attention to preventing colds.