What to feed: Feed dog food. Don’t feed the little black back too much, as it is easy to accumulate food. Also, pay attention to calcium supplements and buy some calcium powder and calcium tablets for it to eat. For adult black backs, one meal a day is enough. They cannot feed small amounts and frequent meals like other dogs. Feeding should be done at a fixed time every day, and avoid feeding before intense training. If you perform training such as scent tracking after a full meal, it will not show a high degree of excitement, making the training less effective.

Feeding time: It is best to put it in the evening, so that it does not affect the training, and you can use this time to let it defecate to keep the kennel clean and hygienic. For those overweight adult wolf dogs, it is best to feed them every morning, so that they can lose weight through intense training activities during the day. Pay attention to the nutritional intake during feeding. In the feed, fish or meat containing high protein Food should account for half of the portion, and the other half should be vegetarian food, vegetables, and other foods rich in minerals and vitamins. This kind of dog is very interested in animal bones, so you might as well provide some. The advantage is that it can not only arouse the dog's appetite, but also promote the consolidation of canine teeth. It can also promote the dog's saliva secretion and help its digestion.

Training: Blackback is a very smart dog. Little Blackback likes to be petted. You need to communicate with it more, and slowly he will understand your language. Around 5 or 6 months, you will start to train it. It must do some actions and listen to your commands. Now you can teach him simple commands such as sit and walk. Pay attention to the command being one word so that he can learn it easily. Remember to reward him if he does it right. Patting his chest gently is a praise in his opinion.