Guidelines for rationally raising dogs:

1. Balanced diet. The diet must contain all the nutrients necessary for dogs, in sufficient amounts and in appropriate proportions of various nutrients.

2. Gradually change the food. The dog's diet should be changed gradually, and the transition should take one week.

3. Feed regularly, eat the same food from the same plate at different times and in the same place every day.

4. Control the amount of food. The size of each portion of food depends on the daily energy requirements of the animal and the calories contained in the food.

5. Give the dog plenty of water, give the dog cold water suitable for drinking at any time, and change the water frequently.

6. Choose food carefully. Choosing food is very important. Nutritional balance should be considered first, and development time second.

7. Feed properly. The method of feeding is as important as the ingredients in the food.

8. Clean regularly. If the dog has not finished eating all the food, the remaining part should be thrown away. The dog plate must be scrubbed every time.

9. Record changes in the dog, such as changes in weight, coat texture, fecal characteristics, appetite and daily behavior.

10. Consult a veterinarian, who is a professional dog nutritionist.