How should Dogo dogs be raised? First of all, we should develop the habit of eating at regular times and at designated places for Dogo dogs from an early age, and feed them professional dog food from an early age; secondly, we should take Dogo dogs for vaccinations regularly, and every two months or so Dogo dogs should be dewormed internally and externally; finally, do not feed chicken bones and fish bones, and use pet-specific shower gel to bathe Dogo dogs.

First of all, the Dogo should develop the habit of eating at regular times and at designated places from an early age, so that the Dogo can develop the habit of secreting gastric acid to appetize. Before the Dogo is three months old, it is recommended to feed the Dogo about 4 times a day. After three to eight months of age, it can be reduced to 3 times a day. Dogo over eight months old can be fed twice a day.

For the health of Dogo dogs, Dogo dogs should develop the habit of eating professional dog food when they are young, and should not feed human food.

Secondly, parents should also take their Dogo dogs for vaccination regularly. Every two months or so, they should take their Dogo dogs for a comprehensive internal and external deworming. If the Dogo dog shows signs of listlessness, loss of appetite, diarrhea, blood in the stool, etc., parents should take them to the pet hospital for medical treatment in a timely manner.

Finally, parents should not give chicken bones and meat with fish bones to Dogo dogs. Chicken bones and fish bones can easily scratch their intestines and stomach. Moreover, because the pH of human washing products is different from that of dog skin, when bathing Dogo dogs, you must choose pet-specific shower gel instead of human shower gel.