How to feed Lakeside Terriers? Friends who raise this kind of dog remember to take them out for walks frequently. Feeding Lakeside Terriers requires a certain amount of patience. It is necessary to formulate a certain feeding plan based on their eating habits.

Feeding method of Lakeside Terrier

To raise this kind of dog, it is best for the owner to be an elderly person with relatively free time, because it needs more time to take care of it, such as bathing, combing its coat, trimming its toes and claws, removing dirt, etc., all of which require a certain amount of time. .

When feeding food, you must control the portion. If you provide too much food, it will cause it to gain weight, become dull, and lose its liveliness and flexibility. In life, you should neither let it develop a arrogant look nor allow it to be overly indulgent. Otherwise, it will develop the bad habit of not listening to the master's orders.

The Lakeside Terrier is more active, so it should be allowed to move around the yard within a certain period of time every day, or taken to the streets or for a walk in the park. This can promote its digestion and absorption capabilities and maintain normal health. appetite.

The Lakeside Terrier is a beautiful dog that is as white as snow. To keep its coat white and soft, you need to comb it regularly. Because it is covered with long hair, you need to comb it all over. The method is: before combing, spray conditioner or shampoo on your hair, then use a comb or soft-bristled brush to comb from top to bottom. As long as it is brushed every day, its coat can be kept smooth, smooth, knot-free, white, clean, and beautiful.

In addition to the above-mentioned dry cleaning, it must also be wet cleaned regularly. After each wet cleaning, use a dry towel to absorb all the water and then blow dry with a hair dryer. Blow and comb at the same time. As for how often to wet clean, it depends on the season and the weather. In principle, the interval can be longer when the weather is cool; the interval should be shorter when the weather is hot, and wet cleaning should be done every 3-5 days.

A dog’s toes and claws need to be trimmed regularly, otherwise they will scratch people’s skin and damage people’s clothing.

In seasons with higher temperatures, in addition to bathing your dog more often, you should also pay more attention to the cleaning of the dog's ears. Before taking a wet bath, you must first remove earwax, and moisten the ear canal and ear canal with sterilized absorbent cotton. Dirt around the ears, but be careful not to bring water to the cotton ball and strictly prevent water from staying in the ears. Before each bath, plug the dog's ear canal with cotton balls to prevent water from entering. Because this dog is prone to otitis in summer.

You should always pay attention to the dog's mental state. If it is not in good spirits, it may be sick. Pay attention to whether the dog's nose pads are dry and hot; whether there is loose stool; whether there is a loss of appetite. If the dog's appetite is poor, it is likely to suffer from digestive system diseases. Once the above-mentioned abnormal conditions are discovered, the cause should be found out in time and targeted measures should be taken for treatment; if the condition is serious, a veterinarian should be consulted as soon as possible for diagnosis and treatment.