How to feed the Norwegian Buhad? The Norwegian Buhad is a relatively obedient shepherd dog that generally does not require its owner to worry too much. Moreover, they love the job of guarding and are very good family dogs.

The Norwegian Buhad is a lively and active dog that consumes a lot of heat energy, so it should be fed plenty of food. This kind of dog is divided into large and small dogs. The amount of food to be fed should be different according to the size of the individual. In the daily feed, large dogs need 500-600 grams of meat, and small dogs need 350-400 grams of meat.

Meat should be cooked and chopped first, then mixed with an equal amount of dry vegetarian ingredients (cooked) or biscuits (without sugar) and an appropriate amount of water before feeding. Raw materials, especially meat, must be fresh and clean, tableware such as troughs must be cleaned frequently, and kennels must be cleaned and disinfected frequently.

Feeding should be done at a fixed time and at a fixed location, and should be limited to 15-25 minutes. When the feeding is completed, the trough and food should be taken away to develop a good habit of feeding at a fixed time and at a fixed location. Feed clean drinking water 1-2 times a day, which can be increased to 2-3 times in hot summer. The Scottish Shepherd is a dog that likes to be active, so it should have a certain amount of time to move every day and have enough exercise. The method is to let it jump freely indoors, or take it out for a walk. It is best to do it once in the morning and once in the evening.