Giraffes do not recognize their owners. Giraffes are neurotic animals and are uneasy with strangers and unfamiliar things. Moreover, they always remain wild. Even in the zoo, where keepers have taken care of them for many years, it is difficult for them to trust. If the breeder makes it feel unhappy, it may attack the breeder at any time. It will not be like a dog that will completely obey the owner after recognizing its owner.

Precautions for raising giraffes

1. Giraffes are timid and nervous by nature. They will be frightened by the slightest abnormality and cause them to run around and collide. Because of injuries caused by collisions, the environment in which giraffes are kept must be kept quiet.

2. Giraffes’ food is mainly plant leaves, followed by forage and concentrates. Giraffes can also be fed pumpkins, potatoes, sweet potatoes, carrots, apples, etc. Supplementing salt bricks, vitamins, calcium, trace elements, etc. during daily feeding can increase the disease resistance of giraffes.

3. Giraffes are ruminants, so if you find that the giraffe does not ruminate for a long time or has diarrhea, it may be a disease in the digestive system. Generally, the causes of this type of disease may be that the feed fed is damp, spoiled, or rotten, or the weather may suddenly change, and the temperature difference between day and night may suddenly increase.