What should I pay attention to when raising Tibetan mastiff?

Tibetan mastiff breeding. Tibetan mastiffs were all the rage in China, and the value of Tibetan mastiffs reached 10 million at the most expensive time. This is the first choice of many rich and senior officials. Although the Tibetan mastiff is fierce, it is loyal to its owner. What are the precautions for raising Tibetan mastiffs today?

Matters needing attention in raising Tibetan mastiff

1. Ambient temperature

The ability of newborn Tibetan mastiffs to regulate their body temperature is particularly poor, so the temperature of the feeding environment is very high, and breeders should pay attention to regulating the temperature. According to the change of temperature, Tibetan mastiffs of different ages have different requirements for environmental temperature. The body temperature of Tibetan mastiff should be kept at 28-30℃ from birth to one week, 27℃ for two to three weeks, and 23℃ after the full moon.

Strengthen breastfeeding

After the milk of the female Tibetan mastiff is reduced, the breeder should assist in feeding at this time. You can feed it soft dog food. At the same time, for the nutritional needs of Tibetan mastiffs, breeders should add meals. Add egg yolk to milk powder, or boil meat and liver to make paste. Only in this way can we ensure the nutritional elements needed in the feeding and development of Tibetan mastiff.

3. Disease prevention

Sterilize the feeding environment and tableware every week. Generally 1-2 weeks can give Tibetan mastiffs a bath. But Tibetan mastiffs 6 months ago are not suitable for water bath. Regularly vaccinate Tibetan mastiffs.

Eat in moderation

Tibetan mastiff cubs have small stomachs and poor absorption capacity. Eat less and eat more meals, five or six times a day. As the number of days increases, the feeding amount will gradually increase. Tibetan mastiffs can be fed once or twice a day as adults. Reasonable feeding is the key to raising Tibetan mastiff.

Through the article, everyone should have a basic understanding of the problem of raising Tibetan mastiffs. Bian Xiao reminded that Tibetan mastiffs can be fed to 80% full, which can keep their appetite strong and is more conducive to their healthy growth.