Chinese Garden Dogs can be seen everywhere now, and they are also the majority of stray dogs. Although the requirements for raising are not as many as other dogs, you still need to pay attention to the following things:

1. It is best to choose male dogs for breeding

Because male dogs save the trouble of breeding puppies, it is relatively easy. Of course, if you plan to raise a pair of male and female native dogs, that is also possible, as long as you are willing to spend more time and effort.

2. Puppies under 3 months are best leashed

Puppies are weak, especially those under 3 months old are relatively thin and unfamiliar with the outside world. If it is not tied down, it may get lost (abducted) or fall into ditches, dungeons, or sewers and drown.

3. Pay attention to the nutritional mix of dog food

In addition to special dog feed, you can also add some leftovers to supplement your dog’s nutrition. But remember that spoiled food cannot be given to dogs, otherwise they will easily get sick and the gain will not be worth the loss.

4. The kennel needs to be cleaned frequently

The kennel is a home for native dogs. It must be kept dry. It is best to lay some sterilized hay inside and put some clean sand under the hay. This will help keep your native dog healthy and reduce the growth of parasites and the occurrence of canine diseases.

5. Suggestions on naming native dogs

The name given to the native dog should be easy to remember and manage, and should also be distinguished from the names of other dogs, such as "Wangcai", "Mazi", "Black Dragon", "Pippi", etc. The name can be considered based on the native dog's appearance, color, personality, and the owner's own preferences.

6. What should you do to improve your relationship with your dog?

The native dog is very loyal. After the native dog reaches a certain number of months, you can take the native dog outside to broaden its horizons and play. You can also play some small games, such as hide-and-seek, etc., which can better increase the interaction and mutual trust between the native dog and its owner, and help cultivate feelings.