How to raise a Greyhound? If it is fed outdoors, then it should be fed according to the height and weight of the Greyhound. The dog food should be fed between 5% and 15%. The ratio of dog food to raw food is 5:5; if it is fed indoors, it should be fed every Go out to walk the dog three times a day. It is not recommended to eat raw food. You can make homemade dog food with trace elements and calcium tablets. Also pay attention to whether its joints and internal organs are well developed.

　1. Outdoor feeding

In this case, the Greyhound is raised as a hunting dog. When the Greyhound reaches adulthood, it must be fed according to the height and weight of the Greyhound. Generally, the dog food is fed between 5% and 15%. , try to use low-salt natural food for dog food, and the ratio of dog food to raw food is 5:5. It can be raw diced chicken or pork or beef. Animal liver should not be fed too much. If you don’t use dog food, you can replace it with whole grains. Adult dogs should eat at least one meal and up to three meals a day. The meals should be fixed and quantified at a fixed time. Only by developing a reasonable meal time can the Greyhound grow stronger.

　2. Indoor feeding

Many people like the Greyhound’s slender figure and status as one of the few purebreds. So the Gree baby was raised in the family from an early age and turned into a pet. You must know that the greyhound's character is explosive and rapid. If you can't let it run in the sun every day, it will be a very painful thing for it. Therefore, it is essential to go out and walk the dog three times a day.

Since it is family-style feeding, it is not recommended to feed greyhounds raw food. You can choose homemade dog food to make the greyhounds absorb more balanced nutrients. Use plenty of flour, vegetables and meat to make steamed buns in a pot, and give it one for every meal every day, and then mix it with trace elements and calcium tablets, and that's it. Of course, you should also pay attention to the greyhound's poop. When the poop is soft, it means that you are feeding too much. If it is dry and hard, it means that you are feeding too little (except for feeding bones).

3. Pay attention to joints and internal organs

Greyhounds grow relatively quickly, resulting in sometimes incomplete development of their joints and internal organs. If it does not develop well, it will affect its life, and it may be so serious that it cannot walk or run because of pain. Therefore, when raising it, you must pay attention to whether its joints and its internal organs are fully developed.

4. Dental care

Teeth are an important tool for greyhounds to eat. Therefore, it is necessary to check the Greyhound's teeth frequently. If any problem with its teeth is found, it must be solved in time.

5. Eye care

If your Greyhound discovers an eye disease, a lot of mucus or purulent secretions will accumulate in the corners of its eyes. You can wipe its eyes with cold boiled water, and wipe it gently until its eyes are wiped. clean. After wiping, you can drop an appropriate amount of eye drops into its eyes to prevent eye inflammation.

　6. Exercise

The Greyhound likes to run, and he likes to run very much. So its amount of exercise is greater thanlarger. This requires us to play with it frequently and not let it move in the room all the time, otherwise the Greyhound will dislike it very much.

7. Dog kennel cleaning

The kennel should be cleaned every day and kept clean. Wash frequently during hot summer to prevent the occurrence of infectious diseases. In addition to keeping it clean, the kennel should be disinfected regularly. In spring, summer and autumn, disinfection is required twice a month. Before disinfecting, pull the Greyhound away from the kennel, prepare the disinfectant according to the instructions, and then spray it evenly in every corner of the kennel. One hour after disinfection, rinse the ground with clean water, and then take the greyhound back to the kennel after it is dry.