How to train butterfly dogs to eat what kind of dog food?

Butterfly dog is one of the oldest breeds in Europe, and many people love this kind of dog very much. And the butterfly dog is smart and obedient to its master, so it is a kind of more expensive and elegant companion dog. No matter what kind of dog it is, it is very important for its training and the choice of dog food. What is the training method of butterfly dogs?

How to train a butterfly dog

1. Compulsion: a means by which the owner uses the password of mechanical stimulation and threatening tone to force the dog to act accurately. Compulsion is mainly used in initial training, in order to strengthen the formation of its conditioned reflex. Under the influence of external incentives, dogs can also use coercive means when they can not move smoothly according to the password and gestures. This method must be combined with a reward, that is, a full reward must be given whenever the dog is forced to do the right action.

2. Induction: a means by which the owner uses the dog's favorite food and articles to induce the dog to make a certain action, or to use the dog's spontaneous movement in combination with passwords and gestures to establish a conditioned reflex or enhance the training effect.

3. Reward: a means taken to strengthen the correct action of the dog, consolidate the behavior that the dog has developed, and adjust the neurological state of the dog. The methods of reward include feeding, touching, release and verbal praise called "good". Reward is very important in dog training, but it must be used properly, otherwise it will not achieve good results.

What kind of dog food does the butterfly dog eat?

The healthiest and most suitable food for butterfly dogs is dog food, canned dogs, dog biscuits and other dog food. Human food and other pet cat, pet mouse, pet rabbit food are not suitable for butterfly dogs. When feeding butterfly dogs fresh dog food, you can also add some fresh vegetables and cooked meat to balance the nutrition of the food and meet the growth needs of butterfly dogs.

At the same time, breeders should not prepare too many snacks for dogs, except when giving appropriate snacks as a reward when training dogs, do not give dogs snacks casually in normal life, and do not let dogs develop the habit of eating snacks. More importantly, snacks should not be used as staple foods for dogs. Owners must let dogs develop reasonable and healthy eating habits to ensure normal eating of dog food.

Is it good to keep butterfly dogs?

1. In terms of adaptability, although the butterfly dog has a weak appearance, it actually has a strong ability to adapt to all kinds of weather and climate, and can even accompany its owners to travel. Generally speaking, dogs with strong adaptability are easier to keep.

2. Butterfly dogs should pay attention to the supply of various nutrients, provide about 150 grams of fresh meat every day, and give the same amount of vegetarian or low-sugar hard biscuits and clean cold water.

3. The Butterfly Dog is a small long-haired dog that needs to be combed with a brush every day, but it doesn't have to be tied like a Shih Dog. Moreover, the hair will be changed naturally once a year, usually from March to April. Just comb off the hair that falls off naturally when changing hair.

Signs of illness in butterfly dogs

1. Symptoms of fever: fever in butterfly dogs is not only a common symptom of disease, but also a sign of many fatal dangers, so it should not be taken lightly. The normal body temperature of butterfly dogs is slightly higher than that of humans, about 38.5 degrees Celsius, and the body temperature of little butterfly dogs is higher.

2. Trembling symptoms: the reason for the morbid shivering of the butterfly dog is that there is something wrong with the nervous system, which may be caused by encephalitis, canine distemper, etc., so if the owner finds that the butterfly dog has a morbid trembling, he must not hesitate to take the butterfly dog to the hospital.

3. Loss of appetite: if there is nothing unusual in the food itself, but the intake of the butterfly dog decreases significantly, the butterfly dog may be sick. Many diseases can lead to loss of appetite or even loss of appetite in butterfly dogs, such as gastrointestinal diseases and other systemic acute infectious diseases.

4. Dyspnea: if the butterfly dog breathes more frequently and deeply, it may indicate that the butterfly dog is suffering from respiratory diseases, such as bronchitis, bronchitis, pneumothorax, etc., and should not be taken lightly.

The breeding method of the butterfly dog is still very simple, but it is very exclusive to its owner, which requires special attention during the breeding period. In addition, butterfly dogs are prone to fever and need special attention once they encounter signs such as a rise in temperature.