How to raise Bernese Mountain Dog:
First of all, if you want to raise a Bernese Mountain Dog well, the attitude of parents towards it is very important. Parents should use both kindness and force when training Bernese Mountain Dogs. Excessive pampering of a Bernese Mountain Dog can also cause a lot of harm to it. Therefore, parents must clearly distinguish rewards and punishments, and provide correct guidance in a timely manner, so as to help Bernese Mountain Dogs develop good living habits.
Only when the Bernese Mountain Dog learns to understand and abide by the civilized rules of the human world can it live with humans better and more harmoniously, and conduct social training of the Bernese Mountain Dog in a timely manner, which will be beneficial to the future of the Bernese Mountain Dog. Life is very necessary.
The most important feeding period for the Bernese Mountain Dog is from 2 to 6 months old, when it needs to move freely. If it is trapped in a cage for too long, it will affect the development of its skeleton. It is best to have other dogs to play with it so that its limbs can develop freely. During this time, food nutrition is also very important.
Secondly, it is necessary to provide the Bernese Mountain Dog with a warm, safe and clean place to live. This is very important for the health of Bernese Mountain Dogs, because only a good living environment can reduce the possibility of Bernese Mountain Dogs being infected with parasites and infectious diseases.
In addition, parents should provide Bernese Mountain Dogs with a nutritious diet. Scientifically proportioned professional dog food and loving meals carefully prepared by parents, as well as maintaining an appropriate amount of exercise every day, can strengthen the physique and immunity of Bernese Mountain Dogs. Increase the lifespan of your Bernese Mountain Dog so that it can stay with you longer.
The Bernese Mountain Dog is a large dog, so in addition to providing high-quality natural dog food when raising puppies, don’t forget to add some nutritional foods for your dog: such as calcium tablets, calcium powder, and hair beauty powder. and vitamins. This breed of dog is not suitable for exposure to the scorching sun.
Because its fur is black, if it is exposed to the strong sun for a long time, it will suffer from heatstroke and the black fur will slowly fade and become hoarse, which is very ugly.
Water is an important source of life for Bernese Mountain Dogs. If you raise them, you will find that they become thirsty easily and drink a lot of water. Do not cut their fur short when summer comes as their hair is used to protect against ultraviolet rays.
Finally, the Bernese Mountain Dog should be dewormed internally and externally on time and receive relevant vaccinations regularly. And when the Bernese Mountain Dog becomes unwell, take them to the hospital in time. When the Bernese Mountain Dog becomes emotionally depressed, give them timely care. Taking care of a Bernese Mountain Dog is like taking care of your own child. You need to pay a lot of patience, but you will also reap very surprising rewards.
