How to raise a Miniature Schnauzer? When the Miniature Schnauzer is less than 2 months old, it needs to eat about 110g of dog food every day, and it needs to be soaked until soft before feeding. After 1 month, it needs to increase by about 10g and add dry food. When the dog is 4 months old, the food intake is fixed at 125-140g. The dog cannot be bathed or walked within 20 days after arriving home. To increase nutrition, you can feed egg yolks, but feed them three times. Do not disturb the puppy when it is eating.

Miniature Schnauzers weigh 7-9kg. When they are less than 2 months old, they need to eat about 110g of dog food every day. For dogs that are still in their infancy, owners can soak the dog food until soft before giving it to the dog. After 1 month (that is, when 3 months old), the dog's daily feeding amount needs to increase by about 10g (that is, about 120g). At this stage, the owner can gradually switch the dog's food from soft food to dry food. Dogs that are 4 months old need to eat 125-140g of dog food every day. Under normal circumstances, their food intake will be fixed at this time. In the future, the owner only needs to feed the dog according to the standard of 125-140g every day.

The Miniature Schnauzer baby cannot take a bath or walk for 20 days after the new environment. Miniature Schnauzer babies cannot eat meat or drink milk within two months of arrival at home. It is better to soak porridge-like food or dry food in water before eating. Some other foods often cause indigestion, diarrhea, etc., so they should not be eaten by dogs. Feed dog food 4 times a day. Take 2/3 of a standard paper cup each time (2/3 of the paper cup after soaking). Remember to soak it in hot water before giving it to the dog. Do not eat too much or eat randomly.

If you want to increase nutrition for your Miniature Schnauzer, you can add a cooked egg yolk every day. Remember to feed an egg yolk three times. Do not feed your puppy food that is too cold or too hot, as this can cause damage to the puppy's mouth. Do not feed your puppy spoiled and rotten food. Leftover dog food from each meal should be thrown away immediately, and it is best to wash the food bowl after each feeding to prevent diarrhea or food poisoning. Don't disturb your puppy while he's eating, or he'll become nervous during subsequent meals.