What can’t Bullmastiffs eat? Parents must pay attention to their dog’s food. Do not give it some foods that are taboo for dogs. It is easy to get sick and sometimes cause food poisoning. What are the feeding points for Bull Mastiffs?

The following foods should not be eaten by Bull Mastiffs:

1. Don’t feed raw eggs to your dog. Boiled eggs are very suitable for it, but cooked egg yolks should be fed less.

2. Do not give milk to dogs. Many dogs are lactose intolerant. Especially puppies drinking milk are more likely to cause diarrhea, dehydration, and severe death. If it is a puppy that needs breast milk but does not have a mother dog to feed it, it is best to buy pet-specific milk powder to feed it.

3. Do not feed onions and green onions to dogs, because they contain disulfides, which can cause oxidation of red blood cells in cats, dogs, sheep, horses, and cattle, and can easily cause hemolytic anemia. Eating small amounts of animal liver is good for dogs, but eating too much can cause bone problems. The liver contains a large amount of vitamin A, which can cause vitamin A poisoning in severe cases.

4. Do not give chocolate to dogs, because the theobromine in chocolate will reduce the blood flow to the brain of the animal, which can cause heart disease and other fatal problems.

5. Do not feed raw meat to dogs, as it is easy to be infected with parasites and is not easy to digest.

6. Don’t give sugar to your dog. The dog’s digestive system cannot break down and absorb sugar. Once a large amount of sucrose or fructose is ingested, a hypertonic environment will be formed in the digestive tract, allowing a large amount of body fluids to enter the intestinal cavity, leading to diarrhea.

7. Don’t feed chicken and duck bones to dogs, because chicken and duck bones are too sharp and will scratch the dog’s intestines and stomach.

The Cow Mastiff is a well-proportioned animal that displays great strength, endurance and agility, and is very powerful and active. The Cow Mastiff is 60% Mastiff and 40% English Bulldog. This breed was developed in England and was developed by gamekeepers to deal with poachers.

The Cow Mastiff is able to catch up to and subdue poachers, so it is used as an assistant to gamekeepers. In theory, the Cow Mastiff should be one of the most popular guard dogs in the world. The Mastiff's excellent strength, speed, and perseverance enable it to catch up with and catch intruders without biting or killing them.

As a guard dog, the Mastiff performs well, and anyone who wants to infringe on its owner's property will suffer consequences. The Bull Mastiff is easy to train and makes an excellent family pet, but the Bull Mastiff has a bad temper and the person who trains it must also have a certain amount of courage and confidence.