How to raise a Dalmatian dog? A Dalmatian dog needs to be fed about one pound of meat every day, and the same weight of biscuits or cooked dry vegetables. Provide it with sufficient clean drinking water and feed it at regular times. Take your dog out for exercise every day. After that, comb his hair with a brush and wipe his body with a towel. Give it a regular bath to clean out earwax, tartar and eyes.

　1. Diet

The food fed every day should include about one pound of meat products, and then add the same weight of biscuits or cooked dry vegetables. The meat should be cooked and minced, then add water and biscuits (or dry vegetarian ingredients) and mix well before feeding it. Ingredients must be fresh and hygienic, and the bowls used by dogs to eat must be cleaned up in time, washed and disinfected.

Feeding should follow the principle of fixed times and fixed points, and it is stipulated that it should finish eating within 15-25 minutes. When the time is up, the food utensils must be removed immediately regardless of whether it has finished eating, forcing it to develop good eating habits. Don’t be picky or anorexic, don’t waste food. In addition, provide it with clean drinking water 2-3 times a day to replenish it.

　2. Nursing

Spotted dogs like to exercise very much and are energetic, so you should take them out for a run and a walk every day.

After the exercise, use a brush to comb its hair, promptly remove the garbage and dust stuck to the hair, and then wipe its body with a soft towel to keep its hair tidy and beautiful in appearance. You should bathe it regularly every month, not too frequently, 2-3 times a month when the weather is cool, and 1-2 times a week when the weather is hot.

The eyes, ears, mouth and paws are easily neglected, so every three to five days, remember to clean off the ear wax and tartar. Just clean the eyes with boric acid water with a concentration of 2%. Do not use a towel. , it is best to scrub with degreasing sterilized cotton dipped in boric acid water, which can effectively prevent eye diseases such as keratitis. Clean foot pads regularly and trim toenails promptly.

In addition to arranging its life and doing comprehensive maintenance work, daily training cannot be relaxed. If you want to live in harmony with your dog, you must cultivate good living habits in it as early as possible so that it knows what it can and cannot do. Bad behaviors such as tearing clothes, curtains and sofa covers, and urinating and urinating everywhere must be corrected in time and must not be pampered or indulged.

During the feeding process, you must pay careful attention to its eating status, behavior, emotional changes, etc. Once an abnormality is found, you must find the cause in time, comfort it, and treat it.