How to feed a puppy after weaning? After the puppy is weaned, there should be protein in the food. You can add a small amount of calcium powder or calcium milk biscuits to goat milk powder to feed it. Avoid overeating when feeding, and eat smaller meals more frequently. Keep an eye on the puppy when it eats to prevent weak dogs from not being able to eat. Put dogs of the same gender, age, size, and breed into the same kennel.

Feeding and management of puppies after weaning is extremely important. The raising stage from weaning to 6 months of age is the key to cultivating a good dog. The most difficult time to raise and manage puppies is one month after weaning. During this period, there are many diseases and high mortality, mainly due to improper feeding and management, which reduces the growth, development and disease resistance of puppies.

Puppies after weaning should have protein in their food. You can add a small amount of calcium powder or calcium milk biscuits to goat milk powder to feed them. Avoid overeating when feeding, and eat less and more meals. Puppies aged 2-3 months should be fed 4-5 times a day and only require 80% of their food each time. Keep an eye on the puppies when they are eating, so that the weak dogs do not get the food and the strong ones eat too much. For dogs over 4-6 months old, in addition to being fed 2-3 times a day, their canine teeth have grown and they like to chew. Some animals can be given long bones.

Female dogs become sexually mature at about 6 months old. In order to prevent early mating, dogs of the same gender, age, size and breed are put into the same kennel.

During the process of group breeding, attention should be paid to picking out dogs with rough temperaments and loving to grab food and putting them into kennels where they can get along with each other. A one-year-old dog's body has completed its development and can be fed 1-2 meals a day. When the dog is full, if there is still food left in the food bowl, it means there is too much food. On the contrary, if the dog continues to lick the food bowl with his tongue or looks at the owner, it means that the food given is too little and not enough.