The Tibetan Mastiff is said to be the oldest and only rare breed of dog recognized by the world. In the ancient East, the magical legends about the Tibetan Mastiff have been mythologized as the incarnation of heroic guardian deeds. His loyal and protective nature makes him not only the best protection dog for nomads, but also considered the best protection dog for kings and tribal leaders. Tibetan Mastiffs are tall, resolute, powerful and ferocious, so many people are afraid of Tibetan Mastiffs. Even though Tibetan Mastiffs are so ferocious and powerful, they are still very fragile to young Tibetan Mastiffs, and their immunity is also very poor. , so when raising Tibetan Mastiffs, parents still need to raise them carefully. Don't think that Tibetan Mastiffs are naturally strong and ignore the care of the Tibetan Mastiffs.

First, pay attention to preventing cold and heat, and control a stable environment. Young mastiffs have just come into contact with this new environment. Their body resistance is low and their body functions are imperfect, making them more likely to get sick and affect their growth. Therefore, in winter, parents should choose a warm place to raise Tibetan Mastiff puppies to prevent cold winds and maintain the ambient temperature. In winter, you should choose a cool and comfortable place. Do not put the Tibetan Mastiff directly under the scorching sun. Keep the indoor dry to prevent the invasion of cross drafts. Generally speaking, newborn Tibetan Mastiffs aged 0-7 days need to live in an environment of 28-32 degrees Celsius. The suitable environmental temperature for survival between 8-21 days old is around 27 degrees Celsius. After 1 month of age, the ambient temperature is maintained at 23 degrees Celsius. Just about.

Second, Tibetan Mastiffs, like other dogs, obtain the nutrients needed for body growth through lactation after birth. The amount of lactation of young mastiffs will increase every day, so parents should replenish food for the female dogs in a timely manner, provide the female Tibetan Mastiff with fresh, high-quality, animal and plant-based feed that is easier to digest and absorb, and provide sufficient calcium, vitamins, Minerals and other nutrients ensure that the mother mastiff's milk is sufficient to meet the needs of the little Tibetan mastiff.

Third, after weaning, the Tibetan Mastiff should be fed soft, highly nutritious, and easy-to-absorb and digest food. For example. Add broth, cooked egg yolks, gruel and other foods to fresh milk. In addition, nutrients such as cod liver oil, multivitamins and bone meal also need to be adequately supplemented. Ensure that the Tibetan Mastiff's bones can develop normally and healthily.

Fourth, the dietary principle of the Tibetan Mastiff should be to eat small meals frequently, about 4 times a day, and clean drinking water needs to be provided. Tibetan Mastiffs must be supplied with clean water in a timely manner that cannot contain harmful substances, pathogenic microorganisms, etc. The water tank must be cleaned once a day to maintain a high quality diet.

In addition, breeders also need to pay attention to the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of various diseases. Tibetan Mastiff kennels need frequent cleaning and thorough disinfection, and eating tools also need to be cleaned and disinfected in time. After the baby Tibetan Mastiff is born, you can choose to take 1 tablet of levamisole per 2.5 kilograms of body weight for deworming. The second deworming is performed when the Tibetan Mastiff is 1 month old. Vaccination is done when the baby is 2 months old to protect the baby. The Tibetan Mastiff’s life is safe and allows it to grow healthily.