When a horse dog is young, it has no fixed food intake. Basically, it eats whatever it has, so it is very easy to form the habit of overeating. In addition, puppies don't get enough exercise, so they get fat very easily. Therefore, it is necessary to make a reasonable diet plan for the puppy, don't make the dog's food too complicated, and put all other foods away.
Horse dogs are more obedient and have a keen sense of smell. They look as aggressive, lively, brave and loyal to their owners as wolves.
As for feeding, just pay attention to feeding it with dog food often, and then cook some meat or vegetables for her at ordinary times, including some probiotics and goat milk. Don't be too full. Exercise from an early age to form a regular and quantitative eating habit, including a bowel movement.
And often take him out for exercise, because the dog is full of energy and a lot of exercise, so often take him out for exercise, as well as taking a bath and some usual care. Be sure to clean up the dog's tray after eating.