How old can native dogs (Chinese pastoral dogs) grow up?

What we often see in the countryside should be local dogs, gentle and obedient, very loyal to their owners. So how old can the country dog grow? Let's take a look at this question together.

First, how big can the local dog grow?

The calculation of the age of native dogs is different from that of humans and can generally grow to ten months later. Ten-month-old local dogs are equivalent to accompanying humans for more than ten years, and their physical development will begin to slow down.

Second, how to raise local dogs

1. Choose a male dog to raise

Because male dogs save the trouble of breeding puppies, it is relatively easier. Of course, if you are going to raise a pair of both male and female country dogs, it is also possible, as long as you are willing to spend more thought and time.

2. You'd better tie it up within three months.

The puppy is weak, especially the puppy within 3 months is relatively thin and unfamiliar with the outside world. If you are not tied up, you may get lost (abducted) or fall into a ditch, dung cellar or sewer to drown.

3. Nutritional collocation of dog food

In addition to the special dog feed, you can also add some leftovers to give the dog some nutrition. But remember that bad food should not be given to the dog, otherwise it is easy to get sick and the loss outweighs the gain.