Key points for raising Doberman Pinscher:

1. Don’t drink milk. The nutritional content of dog milk and cow's milk is completely different. Dog milk contains high protein, high fat and low lactose, while many cow's milk is low in protein, low fat and high lactose, which can easily cause diarrhea.

2. Don’t feed onions. Onions are highly toxic to the blood of Doberman Pinschers. Doberman Pinschers eating too much onions can cause acute anemia, which can even be life-threatening.

3. Do not eat bones of chickens, ducks, geese and other poultry. The bones of chickens, ducks, geese and other poultry are small and hard and cannot be chewed as easily as the bones of pigs and cows. They can easily scratch the Doberman's intestines and even pierce the throat or stomach, causing it to die.

4. Ensure vegetable intake. Doberman Pinschers themselves are not carnivores. In addition to eating some nutritious meat, it is also necessary to add some staple foods or vegetables to their food.

5. Don’t eat spoiled food. The Doberman Pinscher's intestines and stomach are relatively fragile. Feeding it spoiled food can easily cause the dog to suffer from gastrointestinal diseases.

6. Never give chocolate to Dobermans, because the theobromine in chocolate will reduce the animal’s blood flow to the brain, causing heart disease and other fatal problems.

7. Do not feed Doberman pinscher raw eggs. Boiled eggs are very suitable for it, but cooked egg yolks should be fed less.

8. Do not feed Doberman Pinscher raw meat, as it is easy to be infected with parasites and is not easy to digest.

9. Doberman Pinschers cannot effectively absorb vitamin C, so it is best not to feed Doberman Pinschers fruits. Vitamin C accumulation will be harmful. Especially grapes and tomatoes, because the skins of these fruits tend to stick to the respiratory tract.

10. Do not eat irritating foods such as chili, ginger, garlic, pepper, aniseed, etc.

11. Try to feed your Doberman Pinscher as little oily and high-fat food as it will make him fat.

12. Food with too much salt should not be fed to dogs, because it contains too much salt and fat, which is not good for the Doberman Pinscher.

13. Don’t feed rice cakes and seaweed frequently. They may block the throat or stick to the throat, causing suffocation.

14. It is best not to eat sugar, but if your Doberman pinscher eats poisonous food or something that cannot be digested and wants it to vomit immediately, then give it a small cup of brown sugar water and it will vomit immediately. . Steamed carrot puree is good for Doberman dogs and is an ideal hair-beautifying food.

15. Ensure adequate exercise. The Doberman Pinscher was originally a herding dog and likes to exercise, so domestication should ensure that it has sufficient exercise.

16. Don’t change owners midway. The Doberman Pinscher is strong, energetic, cheerful, excitable and slightly neurotic, sensitive, arrogant, loyal to its owner, and suspicious of strangers. It is best not to change new owners midway, otherwise it will be troubled for a long time. Difficult to obey new masterHuman command.

17. Training from puppies. The Doberman pinscher often barks and should be trained in its puppy stage so that it can develop the habit of not barking. It should also be trained not to scratch and damage household objects with its claws, and should be trained to pay attention to hygiene, like to clean, and regularly Defecation and other habits.

18. Hygiene and cleanliness. It needs to be combed every day to clean the dirt on the fur and keep the body clean. Doberman Pinscher needs to be bathed after exercising to prevent the spread of parasitic diseases and skin diseases.

19. Balanced nutrition. The growth of Doberman Pinscher requires a large amount of protein and vitamins. When raising dogs, it is recommended to mainly feed them with dog food. Cooked meat can be mixed in with the dogs to supplement their nutrition and achieve a nutritional balance.