How to raise a Brazilian File Dog? Do you also want to know? What is healthier to eat? Then the following editor will share with you the experience of raising a Brazilian File Dog.

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The diet should be evenly mixed with meat and vegetables, and the nutritional ratio should be comprehensive and reasonable. The feed can be prepared by yourself, such as: 40% corn flour (10% can be replaced by brown rice), 5% pure bran, 10% bean cake flour, 4% pure bone meal, 1% salt, plus fresh and clean beef (young bull from dairy farm), 20% of beef, pig and sheep lungs, chicken, duck and goose intestines, sheep intestines, chicken heads, duck feet, duck liver, offal, etc. are chopped and 20% of fruits, vegetables, potatoes and chopped carrots are steamed or boiled in water.

Due to the different cooking times required for various feeds, in order to prevent inclusions, scorching and reduce damage to feed nutrition, animal feeds, grain feeds, carrots, potato feeds, fruits and vegetables must be cooked separately. Mix and feed. An appropriate amount of vitamin preparations can be added when feeding. On this basis, some adjustments can be made based on local actual conditions.

If possible, you can purchase full-price dog food produced by professional manufacturers with good corporate reputation and good product quality. Feeding must be done at a fixed time and at a fixed point every day so that the dog can develop a good habit of taking food at a fixed time and at a fixed point. Dog's tableware should be clean and disinfected regularly. Fresh drinking water is provided throughout the day, and the water is changed once every morning and afternoon in summer. In winter and early spring, attention should be paid to the defense and warmth of Shar-Pei dogs, especially puppies. The kennel should be sheltered from wind, warm and sunny.

As the humidity decreases and the temperature drops, old dogs who have spent a summer indoors also need to get some moderate exercise outdoors. Appetite also gradually returns, so it is very necessary to do a small amount of exercise. Older dogs who don’t like to exercise can also be allowed to play with toys.

1. Prevent catching a cold after being exposed to the rain (Autumn)

Old dogs have weaker physical strength than adult dogs. After getting wet in the rain, they are not only prone to catching colds, but it also takes longer to recover. Therefore, after returning from a walk on a rainy day, wipe it with a towel in time and dry your whole body with a hair dryer.

2. Don’t force your dog to exercise in the cold season (winter)

Winter, which I enjoyed very much when I was young, will also become painful and unbearable in my old age. If your dog doesn’t want to go outside, don’t force it to exercise.

In addition, dogs with weak tracheal function will find it difficult to breathe when they go out of a warm room and are suddenly exposed to cold air from the outside. Therefore, before going out, wait for a while at the door in an unheated and low-temperature place, and wait until you get used to the cold air before going out.

3. Change your breath once an hour

Heated rooms are prone to dryness. If the room is too dry, it will generate static electricity and damage the dog's coat, throat and nose mucous membranes. Therefore, keep changing the air every hour and open the windows to let in fresh air.

Elderly pet dogs are particularly intolerant to the cold. If you leave them alone at home, turn off the heater., have your pet radiator ready.