How to properly breed a purebred Scottish Shepherd??? As the title suggests, thank you

Scottish Shepherd has a lively personality and is very active, when a novice breeds a Scottish Shepherd, you must pay attention to the balanced intake of all kinds of nutrients, and take enough time to accompany the Scottish Shepherd, which is also a must do. Scottish Shepherd's dog hair is very long, so it is prone to hair loss, and owners should also pay attention to Scottish Shepherd's hair care in their lives.

Socio-economic development is getting faster and faster, people's quality of life is also constantly improving, many people like to raise Scottish Shepherds to accompany themselves in life, and will encounter a lot of problems in the process of raising Scottish Shepherds, whether it is abdominal pain and diarrhea or frequent hair loss, which makes every novice owner feel very distressed. Therefore, when we raise Scottish Shepherd dogs, we must master a certain amount of feeding knowledge, and only scientific feeding can make the dog grow up healthily.

What are the habits of Scottish Shepherds?

Scottish Shepherd is a more lively and active dog breed, native to the Scottish borders, in life, Scottish Shepherd knows how to observe words, loyal and obedient to the owner, patient with children, so many people will choose to Scottish Shepherd as a companion dog to raise, but Scottish Shepherd has a bad habit, that is, like to dig and bite things, so when we raise Scottish Shepherd, we must be scientifically trained, teach him not to bite things, is the top priority.

When feeding a Scottish Shepherd, you must pay attention to the balanced intake of various nutrients.

Scottish Shepherd is a very sensible dog, in the process of getting along with others will not express their true thoughts through words, but we can observe the dog's every move to judge the dog's physical condition, if the dog lacks nutrition, there will also be a loss of appetite, so we should also feed the Scottish Shepherd some high-protein foods in our lives, for chocolate and other high-fat and high-calorie foods, we must stay away.

Shepherd dogs love to go out and play, love humans to play with them, and also love to eat. Therefore, novices must accompany them more often to make them feel pleasant.

Seriously, it's not very easy to raise, because Su Mu's ** is more sensitive and needs to be well cared for, and there is the problem of hair loss, Su Mu will lose his hair seasonally every year, tsk, at that time, it was really dog hair flying all over the sky, and the owner must be very patient to comb him every day. It's big and needs a lot of space.

If you are a novice, it is not recommended to raise Su Mu, after all, it is more troublesome. It's not impossible if you have to, but you must have to pay more energy.

**If the puppy is about 1500 for males and 1600 for females. It's still cheaper now.

More than 4,000 yuan, this kind of dog is mainly if you let it eat coarse grains to get used to it, this kind of dog must pay attention to its hygiene, the owner must also be careful, this kind of dog is spiritual, you plan to raise it well, can not be discarded, otherwise this will be a tragedy. There is also this kind of dog hair is very beautiful and long, easy to fall out, so the owner must remember to eat as little salt as possible, so as to reduce the phenomenon of hair loss, but can not be avoided, be a caring dog owner.

That's how I see it.

From the perspective of care, long-haired dogs will indeed be more troublesome, shedding, daily care, trimming, these are indeed the troubles caused by the external conditions of the dog itself. Because the amount of exercise of the dog is relatively large, so if you want to raise it, the landlord must take the dog to exercise every day.

But from an internal point of view, the Scottish Shepherd is very intelligent, and it can be described as gifted and intelligent. So this makes training incredibly easy. A password, as long as the method is appropriate, the dog can understand it several times, and then do a few more trainings, and he can remember it at once.

So from this point of view, he has an advantage over other dogs. And this kind of dog is very docile, usually as long as you have more contact with people, you will be very friendly to people in the future and will not cause trouble, which is one of the advantages.

These advantages and disadvantages are up to the landlord to weigh up. I think there are generally some troubles in raising a dog, the key is whether you like this kind of dog or not, and whether you are willing to take the time to take care of it and train it. As long as these two points are OK, then no matter how troublesome the dog is, it will not be troublesome.

If not, you'll find it troublesome to let you get a dog that doesn't need to be taken care of anymore.

** is generally around 1000 2500, and pedigree is generally around 2000.

I hope it will be helpful to the landlord and I wish you a happy breeding