San some pets young dogs due to their huge size, so the cleaning and feeding of pets is more troublesome, but usually pay more attention, you can use a warm towel to wipe the skin and coat every day, so that It can reduce the number of times it takes baths. Generally, it may take half a day for such a large dog to take a bath, so it is only necessary to help it clean up in time, so that it will not be too hard. Then how should the St. Bernard young dogs be kept and managed?

St. Bernard

Young dogs generally refer to dogs that are 4--6 months old after birth. This period is the period of the fastest growth and development of the St. Bernard.

1. Feed

The feed for St. Bernard young dogs requires high nutritional value, good palatability and easy digestion. In addition to being rich in nutrients such as protein, vitamins A, D and fat, the feed should also pay special attention to supplementing essential nutrients such as calcium and phosphorus that promote bone growth.

At the age of 4 months, do not overfeed each time, otherwise, the weight will be too large, which will easily cause limb deformation, which is not conducive to the growth of bones.

At 6 months of age, the canine teeth have grown and can be chewed on by cattle bones. In order to accelerate the development of the dog, the proportion of protein can be increased in the feed, especially animal protein should account for more than 1/3 of the total protein content, and the proportion of energy feed should be increased at the same time. Daily feeding should be done regularly, quantitatively, qualitatively and at a constant temperature, at least 3 times a day. The food must be fresh, freshly prepared and fed, and rotten and spoiled feeds are not allowed. Food utensils should be cleaned after use and disinfected regularly. To ensure the supply of clean drinking water for young dogs, special attention should be paid in summer, and do not drink leftover water from sewage to prevent gastroenteritis.

2. Management aspects

1) Group management. Dogs with similar age, gender, breed and individual conditions should be kept together, and those who are short-tempered and eager to eat should be singled out with those who can be gregarious.

2) Deworming regularly. Young dogs should also be dewormed regularly, usually once a month.

3) Observe carefully. The breeder should strengthen the observation of the dog's eating and usual performance, find out the abnormality and find out the reason in time, and take corresponding measures. Under the conditions of mass breeding, it is necessary to prevent the domineering behavior of individual dogs. The size of each dog's food intake and whether it is full or not depends on the breeder's detailed and long-term observation. At the same time, it is also necessary to observe whether there is a phenomenon of bullying by the strong in the group of dogs. Once found, they should be kept separately.

4) Careful management. It is necessary to improve the hygiene inside and outside the house, remove excrement and dirt in time, disinfect regularly, and strengthen food hygiene at the same time.