1. Young dogs: Puppies in the growth period are very crazy about eating. If the feeding amount is not properly controlled, the dog will easily become overstretched, so control the dog’s appetite at this time. Food intake is a must. However, I would like to say that if you blindly feed less, it will cause malnutrition in your dog. The best way is to refer to the reference feeding amounts for different weights and different growth periods on the dog food bag, which are usually listed on the dog food bags of major brands. have.

2. Old dogs: Old dogs have poor digestion ability, and secondly, many elderly diseases will worsen because the food contains too much protein. But the good thing is that dogs' appetite will also decrease as they age, so it doesn't seem to be particularly difficult for older dogs to control their food intake.

3. Obese dogs: Some dog breeds are naturally prone to obesity, such as pugs, bullfighting dogs, Pekingese dogs, etc., so they need to pay more attention to feeding than other husky breeds. Their appetite.

4. Neutered Husky dogs: Neutered dogs are easy to gain weight and have a good appetite. In order to reduce other diseases caused by obesity, we need to recover from the wounds of sterilized dogs. From the beginning, limit the dog’s food intake.

The main methods for losing weight are:

1. Reduce starch and lipid foods. The content of starch and lipid foods in dog diets should be reduced, and fish soup, broth and vegetables should be increased. food.

2. Avoid snacks. Toy dogs like to beg for food from their owners, so sweet candies and snacks should be avoided.

3. To prevent constipation, some fiber-containing vegetables and sugary foods containing more acid can be added to the dog's food to defecate the intestines.

4. In the process of losing weight, the transition should be gradual. The calories should not be reduced suddenly and significantly, but only one feeding should be reduced.

5. There should be appropriate exercise every day. The little husky cannot exercise casually according to his will, sometimes several times a day, sometimes once every few days. Before outdoor traction exercise, they should be allowed to move freely for a few minutes to defecate. During exercise, they should maintain a correct walking posture, keep an appropriate distance from the owner, and correct their walking habits of forward or backward, left or right.