What are the precautions for raising Bull Terriers? First of all, Bull Terriers do not have sweat glands. When the weather is hot in summer, the Bull Terrier’s paws must be able to touch the ground; secondly, when bathing Bull Terriers, pay attention to cleaning the eyes and ears to prevent skin eczema. , don't let the Bull Terrier go to places with dense grass; finally, the Bull Terrier will lose its appetite due to heatstroke in summer, and the food will easily deteriorate, and you should pay attention to drinking water.

First of all, we need to make sure that the Bull Terrier's skin has no sweat glands, so it can only discharge most of the heat in the body through rapid breathing, and a small amount of heat is discharged through the foot pads and a small amount of sweat. Therefore, if the Bull Terrier is exposed to high temperature, high humidity and very strong sunlight, it will produce more heat in the body, dissipate less heat, and accumulate heat in the body, which will cause meningeal congestion and disorder of the central nervous system. When the weather is very hot, let the Bull Terrier's paws touch the ground directly and try not to put it in a cage.

Secondly, when we bathe the Bull Terrier, we should pay attention to cleaning its eyes and ears frequently to prevent skin eczema. Never let the Bull Terrier stay in the hot sun for a long time, as this will cause it to suffer from heat stroke. Be careful not to let the Bull Terrier go to places with dense grass, because there are many parasites in it, as well as flowers and plants that the Bull Terrier is allergic to, which are not conducive to its healthy growth.

Finally, when raising Bull Terriers, we should pay more attention to the Bull Terriers’ diet, because sometimes Bull Terriers will have a loss of appetite, which is a very headache for dog owners, so You must be careful not to let your dog suffer from heat stroke, and summer food can easily breed bacteria and cause food poisoning. Therefore, you must feed your dog an appropriate amount of food, and there should be no leftovers. If there is any leftovers, be sure to throw them away. Do not be afraid of waste. And leave it on the plate, because spoiled food may cause bacteria, and if the dog eats food containing toxins, it will cause poisoning. Whenever vomiting or diarrhea occurs after feeding, seek medical attention immediately. The temperature is high in summer, so you must pay attention to drinking water and eating cleanly.