Redbone Coonhound( (Definite introduction)
The Redbone Coonhound is a diligent and reliable working dog in work, and a naughty and clever companion dog in life. Good breeding and management can greatly improve the dog's health. The opportunity to get sick not only promotes healthy and happy growth of dogs, but also saves the owner a lot of money, and this is also the original intention of many dog owners.
However, the usual management of dogs must also formulate some specific methods based on the dog's biological characteristics and different psychological characteristics. Several important aspects are introduced below.
1. Reasonable grouping
According to the conditions of the dog farm, except adult male dogs, pregnant female dogs and lactating female dogs, other dogs can be divided into groups according to breed, age, weight, 3 Although they are weak, their temperament and the speed of eating should be reasonably divided into groups and raised. Through group feeding, if there are still signs of small body weight and uneven body condition in the group, these should be dealt with.
In order to avoid fighting with each other in the early stage of swarming, the principle of "retaining the weak but not the strong, adding more but not too much, and not combining night and day" should be adopted. Keep the weaker dogs in their original kennels, and merge the stronger dogs in. Keep the groups with fewer dogs in the original kennels, and separate the groups with more dogs and merge them together. Generally, they merge into groups at night, and you can also deal with them. Spray some liquid on the dogs that are grouped together to make it difficult to distinguish between each other's scent.
2. Routine inspections
Routine inspections should be carried out on dogs every day, mainly to observe the dog’s mental state, increase or decrease in appetite, performance during exercise and the characteristics of secretions, to understand the dog robust scenario. At the same time, the dog's coat, eyes, ears, mouth, teeth, nose, body weight, and body temperature should be checked regularly to see if they are normal. When problems are found, they should be dealt with immediately.
3. Feeding control
Dog feeding should be done on time and at a constant temperature. Reasonable arrangements should be made based on the dog's age, type of feeding, amount of exercise and different psychological conditions. Adult dogs can be fed two meals a day, while puppies should eat smaller meals more often depending on the actual situation. Do not mix random dog food, but use formulas developed or recommended by professionals, and ensure that the feed is fresh, hygienic, nutritious, and easy to digest and absorb. It is strictly forbidden to feed rotten, rotten, frozen, or hot and irritating food. feed.
4. Hygiene Control
Maintain cleanliness and hygiene, strictly disinfect the system, make sure the dog’s drinking utensils and food utensils are used properly, brush the dog’s body once a day, and remove the dirt on the body surface immediately , protect the dog's coat, toes, teeth, ears, eyes and anus clean. Bath your dog regularly. The frequency of bathing should depend on the season and the dog’s physical hygiene. Clean the environment inside and outside the kennel every day and clean up the dirt immediately. Disinfect the kennel and its surrounding environment regularly, usually once a month, and immediately during the circulation period of infectious diseases.
5. Exercise and control
Exercise can maintain the dog’s good physical condition to resist diseases. Dogs need to carry out corresponding and appropriate exercise every day, and the intensity of exercise can be scientifically and carefully planned according to the dog's physical condition, environmental temperature and terrain conditions. Generally, 2-3 hours of outdoor exercise should be maintained every day, more than 20 minutes, so that the dog is not tired. During exercise, it is necessary to strengthen the control of dogs to prevent dogs from accidentally injuring people and animals.
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