The Pekingese dog can also be called the fair lion dog and the Pekingese dog. It is a very ancient dog breed in our country. It has a history of more than 4,000 years. In the beginning, the Pekingese dog was only raised by the nobles of our country's palace. Affordable companion and pet dogs. Since its development, the Pekingese dog has become very common. Many people like it for its lion-like shape, bold and brave character, and delicate and elegant appearance. So, how long is the lifespan of a Pekingese? What feeding taboos should we pay attention to?

How long is the lifespan of a Pekingese?

Under normal circumstances, as long as the breeding method is correct, the Pekingese is taken to the pet store for physical examinations regularly, the possibility of disease is eliminated in time, and the Pekingese is vaccinated regularly, the normal life span of the Pekingese can be between 14 and 15 years. Of course, the longest-lived Pekingese in the history of our country lived to be 34 years old. Compared with other dogs, the Pekingese’s lifespan is relatively long.

What taboos should we pay attention to when raising Pekingese dogs?

The method of raising Pekingese dogs is relatively simple. As long as they are given sufficient nutrition and fed regularly and quantitatively, in addition to feeding dog food, some vegetarian foods such as biscuits, bread, and vegetables should also be appropriately added to their food. To help dogs digest, promote gastrointestinal motility, and help dogs defecate smoothly.

Of course, if conditions permit, when raising Pekingese dogs, you can also feed them about 150 grams to 250 grams of lean meat or shrimps in the morning or afternoon every day. But if you want your dog to be healthier and stronger, you can also add some milk powder, multivitamins or calcium powder appropriately.