Feeding of adult golden retrievers

1. Feed adult dog food

When young golden retrievers approach the weight of adult dogs, they can gradually Feed it adult dog food.

2. Pay attention to diet control

The nutritional needs of puppies as they grow are excessive for adult dogs. In order to avoid this situation, the diet of growing dogs should be controlled within a moderate range.

3. Hygiene care

Be sure to pay attention to the dog's personal hygiene and living environment hygiene, clean up the dog's feces in a timely manner, and then ventilate the residence to maintain air circulation.

4. Exercise

This period is the golden period for training adult golden retrievers. The golden retriever's ability to judge and respond to things at this period is better than that of a golden retriever that is several months old.

The difference between golden retriever adults and puppies

1. Personality

Puppies: Puppies are like human children, particularly lively , playful, noisy, and very curious.

Adult dogs: As they grow older, most dogs will become calm and obedient as adults.

2. Exercise

Puppies: Although they are energetic, they are still young and small in size, so they do not exercise much.

Adult dogs: Compared with puppies, adult dogs have a much greater amount of exercise.

3. Resistance

Puppies: Puppies have very poor resistance, especially those less than three months old. They can easily get sick if they are not careful.

Adult dogs: As the age increases, the resistance of adult dogs will also increase and they will not get sick easily.

4. Diet

Puppies: They can only eat puppy dog ​​food, and cannot eat food that is too dry or too hard, otherwise it will increase the burden on their gastrointestinal tract.

Adult dogs: Adult dogs are much easier to raise than puppies. They can eat dog food, chicken breast, egg yolks, etc.