1. The main food for Belgian Malinois is dog food. Owners can buy it in the market or mix it themselves. Ensure a good mix of nutrients in your dog’s food. Such as: protein, fat, vitamins, vitamins, etc. While providing dog food, the owner can provide appropriate meat, bones, vegetables, etc.

2. Feeding horses and dogs must be punctual, quantitative and at a fixed location. Timing can develop the timing conditioned reflex of horses and dogs, excrete gastric juice, increase appetite, and promote digestion and absorption. Generally, adult horses and dogs are fed twice a day, once in the morning and once in the evening, and can be fed slightly more at night. Horses and dogs under 1 year old should be fed 3 times a day; horses and dogs under 3 months old should be fed 4 times a day; horses and puppies under 2 months old should be fed 5 times a day.

3. The intestines of horses and dogs are not as strong as expected, so except in summer, they should be fed warm feed, not too cold or too hot; cold food can be fed in summer, and the feed must be added in winter. The temperature is preferably around 30 degrees, which is not too hot to handle. Feed that is too hot will not only affect the appetite of the horse and dog, but also burn the canine teeth. Food that is too cold will ruin the stomach.

4. Take special care of puppies or sick horses. It is best to feed Malinois puppies 4 times a day. The food should be added from less to more, from worse to better. The fixed food amount should be added less and subtracted. It is not suitable to feed them very full. Sick horses and dogs should be fed more liquid food, lean meat and eggs, or sick food that is less irritating, easy to digest, and nutritious. Sick horses and dogs should drink more clean water. Do not allow your horse or dog to do strenuous exercise before or after feeding.

2. Reasonable exercise

The Belgian Malinois is a very active dog breed. Reasonable exercise can make it more lively and live longer. The owner spends time taking it out for a walk every day so that it can run and roll on the wide grass. You can assign tasks to it from time to time. Horse dogs like to complete the tasks assigned by their owners.

3. Daily care

When raising horses and dogs, daily care cannot be ignored. First of all, the owner must clean the kennel frequently to ensure that the kennel is clean. Secondly, comb your dog's hair frequently to reduce hair loss. Bath at least 1-2 times a month to remove bacteria from the coat.