Alaskan dogs, as large dogs, are more difficult to feed than other dogs, especially for beginners. There are certain methods to feed Alaskan dogs in terms of diet, bathing and training. Let's have a brief understanding of the feeding skills of Alaskan dogs and let your Alaskan dogs grow up healthily!

1. Diet:

Because Alaskan dogs live in cold areas, they can't adapt to the living and eating habits in many places, and their stomachs are fragile and prone to diarrhea. Therefore, it is best to feed some homemade dog food to protect their fragile stomachs, make them less diarrhea, and effectively reduce hair loss, tears and skin diseases. Eat less meat for dogs, and then soak the dog food in warm water as much as possible. When appropriate, you can give dogs some dog food made of lean meat, eggs and other fresh vegetables and whole grains, as long as the nutrition is balanced. Alaskan dogs are super eaters, but pet owners must pay attention to their food intake. Don't feed them too much, which will cause gastrointestinal discomfort and gastrointestinal diseases. Therefore, the feeding amount of Alaskan dogs must be well controlled.

2. Bathing:

The hair of Alaskan dogs is relatively thick in most breeds. In hot summer, it is necessary to stabilize the indoor temperature, not too high, and don't bathe it frequently because it is too hot, even if it is hot again, the number of baths should not exceed twice a week, and after bathing, check the ears and soles, which are easy to hide dirt and bacteria, and need to be cleaned irregularly.

3. Grinding teeth:

Alaskan dogs will be very naughty when they are young, but they will be more stable when they grow up. Alaskan dogs love to bite when they are young, especially puppies from March to June. This is because the puppies will be itchy and unbearable when they change their teeth. Therefore, it is recommended that their owners prepare some wear-resistant rubber toys and calcium-containing grinding snacks in advance, so as to effectively relieve Alaskan dogs from changing their teeth.

4. Training:

Alaskan dogs are not too hard to train. As long as they can be trained with some snacks, they can be taught well. Alaskan dogs value snacks very much, so dried chicken is recommended as a snack during training, which is not only convenient for training, but also can grind teeth, prevent bad breath and supplement the calcium that dogs lack.

If friends have chosen to raise Alaskan dogs, they must feed them carefully. Especially for these novices, try to make the dogs have balanced nutrition, do more exercise, exercise their physique and make them healthy and strong!