How to raise Anatolian Shepherd Dogs? Their personalities are relatively docile, and some families raise them as family dogs. So what maintenance knowledge should be paid attention to during the breeding process?

The feeding time can match your work and rest time, but it is not enough to just feed it. You should also consider adding the time for walking the Anatolian Shepherd Dog after meals, urinating, urinating, cleaning the potty, and washing dishes. Wash the bowl immediately after a meal to prevent the residue from attracting rats, cockroaches, and ants, or leaving too much food left to rot in the sun and rain. At the same time, remove the bowl to prevent it from getting bored and playing with the bowl or even chewing it. As for how much to feed, usually follow the instructions, and then adjust according to whether there is any leftover from the last meal.

Food choices for different age groups

When the Anatolian Shepherd Dog is just born, it eats mother's milk; when the teeth are weaned, you can start to feed it liquid food. The dog food for adults and puppies is heated and soaked in water until soft. When they are two months old, you can start to eat puppy food for border collies. For example, Duoli dog food is a special dog food for large dogs and adults. It is extremely palatable and 100% natural.

How much is the right amount to eat in one meal

Feed your Anatolian Shepherd Dog only seventy percent full. Don’t overdo it. Let it lick the bowl with satisfaction. If it eats too much and runs and jumps after the meal, it will easily vomit it out intact. For border colts who are kept in cages all year round, eating is their rare entertainment, so they will be as greedy as a starving ghost. Don’t let them fool you into thinking you are really hungry. But a Border Collie that always eats not enough, does not have much activity, and has poor excretion may be really sick, and it is best to take it to see a doctor.

Precautions

Anatolian Shepherd Dogs are big and grow fast. You can add some calcium powder and other nutrients to their meals, but they must be taken according to the doctor's instructions and the recommendations in the manual. Some people raise Anatolian shepherd dogs and like to feed them raw meat to let them get used to blood, which is very dangerous; because uncooked meat is dangerous. Secondly, after getting used to eating raw meat, it may be harmful to people when the owner forgets to feed it or abandons it. Many incidents of Anatolian shepherd dogs attacking people are due to this.

Many people think that Anatolian Shepherd dogs chew bones. In fact, chewing bones can easily block the intestines of Anatolian Shepherd dogs, making them constipated, causing vomiting and poor appetite. In particular, avoid chicken bones, as they are small and brittle and can easily clog the esophagus and pierce the gastrointestinal tract. When feeding, be sure to give plenty of water at the same time. There is no need to use distilled or boiled water, as their intestines and stomach do not care about these. In short, feed at regular times, quantitatively, and at fixed points.

When you want to change your dog's food, don't change it all at once. Mix in half of the new food each time, try it for two or three days, gradually increase the new amount, and then use the new food after a week. In this way, the digestive system of the Anatolian Shepherd Dog can adapt toCome, otherwise it will be easy to have diarrhea.