What should I do if my dog ​​is picky about food? Many dog ​​owners often complain that after raising their dogs for a while, they start to adjust slowly and are no longer as active when eating. Is it because the dog is not hungry or is the dog? Is the dog tired of this kind of food? Let’s learn about it together with peeing.

It is said that wolves are the ancestors of dogs, and wolves are certainly not picky about food. Unfortunately, dogs, which are descendants of wolves, cannot fully inherit this advantage of their ancestors. Especially as a precious pet. All animals that are kept as pets, no matter whether they were smart, cunning or stupid before, once they become pets, they have learned the ability to bargain with their owners on food. Their usual way is to look at the food and refuse to take it down, even if it has passed the normal time for eating. They use this method to express their dissatisfaction with the food.

Many owners will take out another food and put it in front of the dog at this time. Usually this time the food will be more attractive than the original one. But some dogs remain unmoved…. "My steaks, my KFC." The final result is likely to be that the owner puts out all the "inventory" at home and lets the dog rummage through it to pick out his favorite food. In this way, you are completely finished! The correct approach is: first take your dog to see a doctor. If confirmed by the doctor, your dog is not anorexic due to illness. In this way, you can rest assured, "Okay, we'll wait and see." You have to remove the food immediately after the feeding time every day, no matter how little the dog has eaten, or even nothing. Until the next feeding time, it will still be the same... You must let your dog understand: "Either eat the food that is now yours, or eat nothing at all!"

It’s easy to say, but this is almost a competition that tests the willpower and endurance of you and your dog. That must be a very painful process for you and your dog. After going through this process, your dog will no longer be picky about food.

Of course, there is also the possibility that you will be defeated in this contest in the end (such a contest usually lasts for a long time, during which you have to accept the test of watching your dog become thin and sluggish). In this case, it is recommended that you plant flowers or raise some fish instead. Because raising a dog with a stronger will than your own is like a nightmare.