How to raise a Basenji dog? As a hunting dog, the Basenji dog consumes a lot of physical energy, so parents should pay attention to its feed supply. The Basenji dog has relatively little hair, but hygiene and maintenance must be maintained. Carry out regular cleaning work on it.

The Basenji is originally a hunting dog breed, so moderate exercise is a necessary guarantee for its healthy growth and development. The dog's skin is wrinkled and easy to hide bacteria and develop skin diseases such as scabies. Special attention should be paid to daily cleaning and hygiene, and bathing should be done more often in summer. In feeding and management, the food supply must be appropriate, neither too much nor too little. If it is too little, it will affect growth and development, lose the lively and lovely image, and even cause morbidity; if it is too much, it will become fat, dull and lazy, and lose the characteristics of cleverness and agility.

The daily feed should contain 300-350 grams of meat, and should be supplemented with oatmeal, sugar-free biscuits and other vegetarian foods. The amount is about the same as the amount of meat. The meat should be cooked first, cut into small pieces, mixed with vegetarian food (cooked) and added with water before feeding. Meat must be fresh, cooking utensils and food troughs must be washed, and food must be kept clean and hygienic.

Clean drinking water should be supplied 1-2 times a day, and more appropriately in summer. The kennel should be located in a wind-proof, dry, clean place, and should be cleaned and disinfected frequently.

The Basenji is originally a hunting dog and loves activities, so it should be taken out for a walk every day and allowed to run and jump freely. Appropriate amount of exercise can promote their growth and development, making them strong and healthy.

What is unique about this kind of dog is that there are wrinkles on the head, neck, etc., which can easily accumulate and harbor bacteria. Therefore, in addition to frequently combing its coat and removing dirt, it should also be bathed frequently. Especially in summer, you should wash it every day or every other day, especially the folds.

It is necessary to regularly train it to develop the good habit of listening to the owner's calls and obeying the owner's orders, and to let it know not to tear clothes, curtains, sofas and other items at home with teeth or claws. Know how to be clean and hygienic, prevent dirt from getting on the body and defecate and urinate at designated spots.

Every 5-7 days, tartar, earwax and eye mucus should be removed from it. Wash your eyes frequently with warm water to prevent ophthalmia and other diseases. Claws should also be trimmed regularly to facilitate walking briskly and avoid scratching the human body.

In daily feeding, you should pay close attention to whether it has any abnormalities, loss of appetite, loose stools, fever or excessive dryness of the nose pads, etc. If you find any abnormal conditions or signs of illness, you should take immediate treatment. measures to avoid serious illness.