Why can't guide dogs feed?

Question 1: Why can't guide dogs feed them? Guide dogs are trained working dogs. Try not to disturb or feed it while it is working.

Question 2: How to feed guide dogs? It is best to eat porridge within 3 months, 3 meals a day, but not too much at a time. A small bowl and a half bowl is enough for people, and you can put some oil-free broth; Or soak the puppy's dog food in hot water and mash it for him to eat. Of course, you can also add some porridge. This diet helps digestion.

If it grows to four or five months, the demand for food will not be great. The amount of food can be increased appropriately, 1 to 2 meals a day. You can eat dog food directly (you will be thirsty after eating it) or cook it yourself, but remember that the dog's demand for salt is human 1/5 (but you can't add seasonings such as monosodium glutamate, and you can't be too greasy). Ham sausage, candy, onion, chocolate, raw eggs, mushrooms and chicken and duck bones are too sharp for it to eat! Clear water must be prepared at all times, and you can drink it only when you are thirsty.

Dogs should use special shower gel, and puppies should wash it after 3 months, otherwise it is easy to catch a cold. It's good to wash once a week in summer and once every two weeks in other seasons. Too much washing is easy to get skin diseases. There is also a shower gel to be washed and then dried with a hair dryer.

Most dogs are lactose intolerant, so it is best not to drink milk ~! ! ! Even if mixed with water, dogs may not be fine if they drink it for a long time. Some dogs may look fine if they drink it occasionally, but after a long time, all kinds of discomfort will appear.

Yogurt can be eaten occasionally in small amounts after 3 months ~ ~

Question 3: How to feed a two-month-old guide dog? How many times a day do you feed your puppy? Eat less and eat more meals, 3-4 times a day. Don't feed too much every meal.

Adults: Feed 1-2 meals a day.

Generally, it depends on the amount of exercise of the dog.

There are two ways.

One is to see what dog food your dog eats. There is a form at the back of the bag that can teach you how much to feed your dog. This form is very accurate. You can buy it in my e-pet mall, where the dog food has a detailed formula.

Second, you should give the dog food bit by bit first, and pay attention to touch his stomach, which is the nest of the last rib on both sides. If it is slightly convex, it is full.

Question 4: What should I pay attention to when raising guide dogs? Pay attention to your diet. You can feed your baby formula for one month. Never feed milk. Baby rice flour can be fed for two months and dog food can be eaten from three months.

Don't give it anything to eat, such as bones, meals, ham and intestines. If you eat it, your stomach will not be able to stand it. Don't give it food, your liver will be poisoned.

There is also a guide dog who is usually energetic. I suggest taking him out more.

Otherwise you will feel lonely.

If it loves to bite, it is recommended to buy a special chewing gum for dogs. There are many flavors that can make it grind its teeth.

Question 5: How to raise a guide dog? In order to ensure the liveliness and health of puppies, it is very important to provide them with balanced nutrition during their growth and development. Puppies and adult dogs need the same basic nutrition, but they need more nutrition because of their rapid growth. Puppies, like human babies, have small bellies and need to eat more and less.

All puppies grow up quickly when they are very young. Usually, most breeds of dogs weigh half as much as adult dogs when they are four or five months old. However, the maturity rate of different breeds of dogs is different-for example, the growth period of large dogs is longer than that of small dogs, and small ornamental dogs reach the weight of adult dogs when they are 8-9 months old, while large dogs are still growing at this age. For example, a Newfoundland or Great Dane cannot grow to the size of an adult dog until 18 months old.

Large dogs or giant dogs are particularly susceptible to diet-because these dogs grow fast, their bones are easily affected by diet during development. At this stage, it is unwise to overfeed in order to maximize its rapid growth.

Because growing up requires energy, a puppy needs two to four times as much energy as an adult dog of the same size. They must consume more protein than adult dogs-including amino acids for their growth and minerals for their bones and teeth. So puppies must eat a lot of food, but not too much at a time. The food preparation should meet some standards:

(1) The food is high in nutrition, which ensures that you can get enough nutrition when you are full;

(2) Food is easy to digest, so as to absorb nutrients to the maximum extent;

(3) The diet must be balanced and provide nutrients suitable for the specific needs of puppies. Only delicious puppies will eat food.

It is very complicated to prepare a balanced food that is conducive to the growth of puppies. Fortunately, keeping a puppy is no longer as complicated as it sounds. The highly nutritious and balanced food specially designed for the growth of puppies can easily raise healthy puppies and make them grow sturdily. For example, the nutritious dog food produced for puppies in Lu Bao contains all the energy, vitamins and minerals that puppies need. For an ordinary healthy puppy, eating this food does not need other food supplements-and eating supplementary food will be harmful to health. If you want to feed your dog complementary food, you should consult a veterinarian first to make sure it won't hurt your dog.

When adopting puppies, ask the breeder about the feeding situation of puppies and ask for recipes. This will give you a detailed understanding of the types, quantities and feeding times of food your puppy is used to eating. Don't change the puppy's diet too quickly, because it will take some time for him to adapt to his new home, and it is very important to keep his original diet during this period. Due to leaving the mother and entering a strange new environment, puppies will have symptoms such as indigestion and diarrhea when they first arrive. If diarrhea lasts for more than 24 hours and it is getting worse, then you should see a veterinarian. If you want to change its diet, you should gradually change it within 3-4 days after it is fully adapted.

The feeding frequency is related to the age, breed and individual characteristics of puppies, but all puppies must eat four meals a day before they are 4 months old. It can be reduced to three meals a day after 4-6 months, and can be fed twice a day after 6 months. Ornamental dogs mature faster than large dogs, and can eat according to the diet of adult dogs when they are 8 years old-but large dogs are still growing rapidly at this age and need to eat according to the diet of puppies for a long time.

However, it should be pointed out that the needs of each puppy are different, some have more needs and some have less needs. Whether your feeding amount is appropriate or not can be seen from the physical condition of the puppy. Weigh and record your puppy regularly, so that you can check whether the growth rate of the puppy matches the feeding amount. Then, you can make adjustments to prevent it from getting fat or thin.

Usually a puppy eats 10- 15 minutes. After dinner, the leftover food should be thrown away. Puppies must have their own utensils, and keep them clean and separate from other utensils at home. You must also provide the puppies with adequate and hygienic fresh water. If you find that your puppy is always thirsty, you should consult a veterinarian, because it may be a sign that the puppy is sick.

Pay attention to the above, and your little lesbian can grow up healthily and happily. And in the domestication of little Lala, we also looked up some information for you:

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Question 6: How did the guide dog spend his life? Families raising orphans

The puppy began to be fostered in caring volunteers' homes after eight weeks of birth. "Socialization training" is carried out for puppies, so that they can adapt to family life, learn to get along with others, regulate behaviors such as defecation in designated places, going in and out of public places, keeping quiet when taking public transportation, learn to adapt to different environments, and expose puppies to more new things in a safe and effective way. If you abide by the agreement and follow the training method guided by the base, the puppy will be well trained. A socially friendly dog can be easily trained as a guide dog in the future. When the puppies are fostered to 12~ 14 months old, they will return to the base for blind guidance training.

Blind guide training When the puppies return to the base for training, it takes a week to adapt to the environment in the kennel. During this week, they will get to know their coach and start basic walking training. Trainers will evaluate their skill level, personality and behavior.

From the second week of training, the trainer will teach the trained dogs many complicated passwords, such as "stop", "turn left", "turn right" and "find a seat", so as to improve their skills and enable them to work for the visually impaired.

The training time is about 6~8 months.

* * * Same training.

The trainer will evaluate the physical activity, personality characteristics and body shape of the visually impaired who apply for using the guide dog. Then match the guide dog according to the applicant's needs, and both parties need to have similar skills and personality.

Trained dogs will be given to visually impaired people for free after training. Before use, the applicant needs to receive * * * training in the base for 4-6 weeks. During this period, he will be arranged to live with the guide dog * * *, and the base training instructor will guide him how to comb, feed and take care of him, and cultivate feelings with him to gain his respect.

Applicants must prove that they can take care of dogs independently like others, and through training and examination, both applicants and guide dogs can adapt well before graduation. After that, the base training instructors will pay regular visits.

Retirement life

According to the health status and usage of guide dogs, the working life of guide dogs is about 8~ 10 years. After retirement, guide dogs are given priority to be taken care of by the original foster families or users' relatives and friends, and then choose the adoptive families applied by social caring volunteers to spend the rest of their lives.

Question 7: What should guide dogs eat every day? If it is one month or less, dogs of this age should eat some milk cakes and milk powder specially for dogs. Do not drink milk. Dogs have diarrhea when their stomachs are not adapted. Now a month-old dog is estimated to drink breast milk, which is the most nutritious suggestion. Dogs of two to three months are advised to feed dog food. It's best to soak until there are no lumps, because it's dry. If it is not easy to digest, it will cause diarrhea or vomit twice a day. Half a plastic cup, half a cup, fill it with water until there is no lump at all. It is best to add calcium powder and half cooked egg yolk. It is best to use calcium powder, because calcium tablets are not coated with calcium powder to absorb calcium powder. First, arrange the dosage reasonably according to the weight of the dog. The amount of calcium powder increases gradually. It is mixed with dog food and eaten together according to the needs of your dog. Generally, dogs are formed around one year old. At this time, you can choose to continue calcium supplementation or stop calcium supplementation for about three and a half months, and you can eat dry food. The food intake is gradually increasing, and it is still necessary to decide how much to eat according to the dog's physical condition and gastrointestinal function. Some dogs give him too much food, and some dogs still vomit, so it depends. You can eat it once a day when you are about one year old. Don't drink milk if your dog's stomach doesn't adapt. If you can't afford to eat dog food, you can eat anything like rice, egg yolk and veal, but you'd better cook it until it's warm and don't eat too much. Dogs can never get enough to eat. Sometimes I will continue to eat after vomiting, and it is best to lick the dishes before eating. Don't be afraid that the dog will be hungry. . . The most important thing is that dogs can eat everything that people can eat, but it is best not to eat delicious or * * * food. Eating too much sausage is not good for people. This kind of food is starch, which is not nutritious, easy to digest and easy to make dogs fat. The most important thing is to take the dog to do all the vaccination and deworming work on time, which is good for the healthy growth and development of the dog. Many dogs have the phenomenon of growing up or pulling bugs, which affects the normal development of their bones and bodies, so these work must be done well. Another point is about dog grooming. Generally, dogs can't start grooming until they are about one year old, because many grooming powders are hormones now, which will have an impact on puppies. It is not good for dogs that are too young to eat beauty powder, and it is not easy to absorb. Ok, now I'll introduce some things that dogs can't eat. I hope it helps you! Please read the following information patiently and carefully! ! It's all about detailed answers to your questions and some personal experiences! ! I hope it will help you more or less! ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Foods that dogs can't eat: alcoholic drinks: can lead to drunkenness, coma and even death.

Baby food: It may contain onion powder, which may poison dogs (see onion column below). If fed in large quantities, it will lead to insufficient nutrition.

Fish bones, poultry bones and other meat bones: can cause blockage or abrasion of the digestive system.

Cat food: It is usually rich in protein and fat.

Chocolate, coffee, tea and other foods containing caffeine: containing caffeine, theobromine or theophylline may cause poisoning in dogs and affect the heart and nervous system.

Citrus (lemon) oil extract: may cause vomiting.

Selected fats: can cause pancreatitis.

Grapes and raisins: contain an unknown toxin that can damage the kidneys. But grape seed extract does not have this problem.

Hops: contains unknown compounds, which can cause asthma, rapid heartbeat, elevated body temperature, heart attack and even death.

Vitamin supplementation for people with iron: it can destroy the inner wall of digestive system and is toxic to organs such as liver and kidney.

A large amount of liver food: can lead to vitamin A poisoning, affecting muscles and bones.

Macadamia nut: contains unknown toxins, which can affect the digestive system, nervous system and muscles.

Cannabis: It can inhibit the nervous system, cause vomiting or change the normal heart rhythm.

Milk and other dairy products: Some adult dogs and cats lack enough enzymes (lactase) to break down lactose. So it will lead to diarrhea. Dairy products without lactose are more suitable for pets.

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Question 8: I have a guide dog at home. How to train it, what to feed it, how to bathe it ... You should get a golden retriever. A real guide dog needs special training. Being trained to eat dog food requires a lot of patience and love. Bathing is no different from ordinary dogs.

Question 9: How to protect guide dogs? Only blind friends are using guide dogs. Tie the dog with a leash for guide dogs, and it will go to work and enter the working state. When we see a guide dog at work, we must never tease the dog. Be sure to pay attention to "no barking, no touching, no feeding", so that guide dogs can concentrate on their work and protect the safety of blind friends. Guide dogs accompany blind friends home, take off the special leash and get off work! At this time, it will jump like a normal dog, play with its owner and be free!

Question 10: How did guide dogs find foster families in their later years?

The puppy began to be fostered in caring volunteers' homes after eight weeks of birth. "Socialization training" is carried out for puppies, so that they can adapt to family life, learn to get along with others, regulate behaviors such as defecation in designated places, going in and out of public places, keeping quiet when taking public transportation, learn to adapt to different environments, and expose puppies to more new things in a safe and effective way. If you abide by the agreement and follow the training method guided by the base, the puppy will be well trained. A socially friendly dog can be easily trained as a guide dog in the future. When the puppies are fostered to 12~ 14 months old, they will return to the base for blind guidance training.

Blind guide training

It takes a week for puppies to get used to the kennel environment when they return to the base for training. During this week, they will get to know their coach and start basic walking training. Trainers will evaluate their skill level, personality and behavior.

From the second week of training, the trainer will teach the trained dogs many complicated passwords, such as "stop", "turn left", "turn right" and "find a seat", so as to improve their skills and enable them to work for the visually impaired.

The training time is about 6~8 months.

* * * Same training.

The trainer will evaluate the physical activity, personality characteristics and body shape of the visually impaired who apply for using the guide dog. Then match the guide dog according to the applicant's needs, and both parties need to have similar skills and personality.

Trained dogs will be given to visually impaired people for free after training. Before use, the applicant needs to receive * * * training in the base for 4-6 weeks. During this period, he will be arranged to live with the guide dog * * *, and the base training instructor will guide him how to comb, feed and take care of him, and cultivate feelings with him to gain his respect.

Applicants must prove that they can take care of dogs independently like others, and through training and examination, both applicants and guide dogs can adapt well before graduation. After that, the base training instructors will pay regular visits.

Retirement life

According to the health status and usage of guide dogs, the working life of guide dogs is about 8~ 10 years. After retirement, guide dogs are given priority to be taken care of by the original foster families or users' relatives and friends, and then choose the adoptive families applied by social caring volunteers to spend the rest of their lives.