When a human is just born, his intestines are not fully grown, so he cannot eat and can only drink milk. After 100 days, he can drink soup, but he still basically relies on milk to absorb nutrients. This is still the case for humans, and the same is true for Alaskan dogs. There are different feeding methods at different age groups. A 6-7 month old Alaskan dog is in the young adult period of the dog. How should we feed the dog in this period better and more reasonably?

1. Food: 6 months old is the period when Tibetan Mastiff dogs eat the most according to their weight in their lives. This is the stage of increasing body length and height. The food provided should be rich in nutrients and comprehensive, which will play a decisive role in the dog's future body. Please refer to food for 4 to 5 months of age.

2. Walking: When feeding medium-sized dogs or above, when they reach 6 months of age, wear a collar and a drawstring on the dog and go for a walk outdoors. At the beginning of a walk, many dogs are timid and unwilling to walk. Take her out first to find a quiet place to stay for a while, then let her walk back. After doing this a few times and getting used to it, she was willing to go out for a walk. The appropriate walking time is once in the morning and evening. Generally, each walking time is 10 minutes for small dogs, 20 to 30 minutes for medium-sized dogs, and 1 hour for large dogs.

3. Education: The age of 6 months is the peak period for puppies to bite things randomly (the dog’s deciduous teeth fall out and permanent teeth grow). In the future, the chewing habit will ease. When a 6-month-old male dog is in estrus, humans, especially women, will often jump forward and hold their hands or feet, arch their backs and swing back and forth, and sometimes secrete mucus. When you see this kind of behavior, you should stop it and direct your attention to other places. Do not touch their private parts with your hands at this time, otherwise you may develop bad habits.

4. Health: Have a physical examination once a month. When going out for a walk, you should prevent food poisoning from eating randomly. In addition, there are many opportunities for walking, and there are many opportunities to come into contact with external disease sources. Care should be taken to prevent infection by parasites, bacteria and viruses. Sometimes it is easy to get bitten or stabbed by foreign objects in fights with other dogs. Children aged 6 months are susceptible to colds, gastroenteritis, canine distemper, infectious hepatitis, parasitic diseases, rickets, etc.

5. Beauty: The frequency of bathing can be increased, once a week in summer, 2 to 3 times a month in spring and autumn, and once a month in winter.

The feeding and health management of 6 and 7-month-old dogs are basically the same as those of 6-month-old dogs. Pay special attention when going out for a walk. As the dog ages, its strength also increases. Especially Alaska, it often pulls people along when walking. You should correct it to keep its attention on you and train it to follow you from an early age. good habits.