Causes for Caucasian dogs to gain weight:

1. Neutering. After sterilization, the Caucasian dog's desire to move will be reduced, and the energy required by the body will also be reduced. If the dog is still fed according to the amount of food before sterilization, it will cause the Caucasian dog to gain weight. Therefore, after sterilization, the owner can appropriately reduce the amount of food fed.

2. Sick. If a dog suffers from thyroid secretion disorder, the body will gain weight, and there will also be problems with the pituitary gland function and the hypothalamus. Dogs suffering from this disease will often feel hungry and eat a lot, causing the body to gain weight.

3. Emotional instability. If a Caucasian dog is emotionally unstable, depressed, bored, or stressed, he or she will overeat, causing the body to gain weight.

4. Insufficient amount of exercise. If your dog does not exercise enough, the unused energy will be converted into fat.

5. Some Caucasian dogs have an innate tendency to become obese.

6. Choose the wrong feed. Some owners will feed their Caucasian puppies adult dog food. This approach is wrong. Caucasian dogs have different nutritional needs at different stages, so different feeds must be given at different stages to achieve healthy standards.

7. Eat too many snacks. In addition to normal feeding, owners also feed Caucasian dogs a lot of snacks and snacks, which can also cause dogs to become obese.