In the feeding and management of Pekingese, adequate nutrition should be given. In addition to feeding an appropriate amount of vegetables, bread, biscuits and other vegetarian food every day, you also need to feed 150-250 grams of lean meat once in the morning and once in the afternoon. You can also feed shrimp and fish meat. It is best to add powdered milk powder, calcium powder, and powdered multivitamins to a vegetarian diet. At the same time, it should be given a drink to cool down.

A dog is an animal that also needs a certain amount of activity to promote blood flow and metabolism. Therefore, when the owner goes shopping or walks in the park, it is best to take it out for a walk.

Paying attention to cleanliness is also an important part of raising a Pekingese dog. 5-10 days, dry brush it once; bathe it every 3-4 months; in summer, bathe it every other week. This dog's hair is long and thick, and it needs to be brushed once a day, otherwise, it will become tangled into knots. It is more desirable to sprinkle a little brushing powder or conditioner before brushing. Usually, you should pay attention not to mix with other dogs and not to fight with other dogs, otherwise it will be easy to coat and cause defects in appearance.

The Pekingese are squeamish, and have poor resistance to disease and harsh environments. In hot summer, especially on muggy days, it will have difficulty breathing and even get sick. Usually do not let it in direct sunlight activities, if necessary, it should be cooled or moved to a cool and ventilated place. When the weather is hot and cold, it is necessary to adjust it to prevent colds and colds. This dog lives in a high room temperature environment and is easy to depilate, so try to let it live in a lower temperature environment.