How to raise a Boston Terrier? Boston Terriers need to provide 200-350 grams of meat every day. Boil it in water for 15-20 minutes, chop it into pieces, mix it with cooked dry vegetables and add an appropriate amount of warm water, and then feed it. Give it boiled egg yolks two to three times a week, and feed it three to four times. The food should be given at a regular, quantitative and fixed time. Take it out for a walk every morning or evening but don't let it run fast or do strenuous exercise.

In the daily feed, medium and small dogs need 200-250 grams of meat, and large dogs need 300-350 grams of meat. However, Boston terriers do not have large sizes, and the size and weight of male and female dogs are different. Not big.

Meat should be boiled for 15-20 minutes, minced, mixed with cooked dry ingredients and appropriate amount of warm boiled water before feeding. Boiled eggs can be fed to Boston Terriers two to three times a week. It is recommended not to feed the egg whites to dogs. The yolks should not be swallowed in one go. It is best to feed them in three to four times.

How much feed should be supplied every day can be appropriately controlled according to the size of the dog's body, and it should be just right. Too little will cause you to lose your lively and lovely posture and image due to insufficient nutrition; too much will cause you to gain weight due to overnutrition and lose your charming charm.

Food should be provided at regular, quantitative and fixed points, and should be eaten within 15-25 minutes. Food and food bowls should be put away after the expiration date. Do not allow time to be delayed and develop the bad habit of eating at irregular times.

In the morning or evening every day, take it out for a walk or stroll, but do not let it run fast or do strenuous exercise, otherwise it will cause asthma and shortness of breath. If it is convenient to go out, you can carry a bottle of purified water.