How to raise a pit bull in winter? In winter, you should pay attention to controlling the temperature of the pit bull's kennel at about 20 degrees, and ensure that the kennel is dry, properly ventilated, and cleaned and disinfected regularly. Pit bulls should be fed one meal in the morning and one in the evening in winter. Appropriate cornmeal can be added to each meal, and broth should be fed as much as possible. Try not to go out to walk your dog in winter, but you should find an indoor space for your pit bull to exercise.

First, the requirements for pit bull kennels:

1. Pitbulls are afraid of cold in winter and heat in summer. To control the temperature of the kennel, it is recommended that you control the indoor temperature at around 20 degrees;

2. The dryness of the kennel must be ensured. Moisture is the cause of all skin diseases.

3. Proper ventilation. Ventilation ensures fresh air in the kennel and can also take out the water moisture when cleaning the kennel.

4. According to the disinfection and sterilization of the kennel environment, it is recommended not to breed puppies in winter. If you have puppies, you need to worry about disinfection and sterilization.

The second is the matching of dog food:

1. Dogs need to be fed 2 meals in the winter, one in the morning and one in the evening to ensure the dog’s calorie supply;

2. You can add an appropriate amount of cornmeal to each meal, as cornmeal has a relatively high sugar content;

3. The dog needs less water, so try to feed the broth as much as possible; finally observe the dog’s defecation, determine the amount of dog food, and set a standard for worming.

The third is the appropriate amount of exercise:

There are still few times to walk dogs in the Northeast in winter. If dogs are kept in cages for a long time, their blood circulation will slow down and their metabolism will become poor. If the environment permits, find a clean room. Let your dog do appropriate activities, play with your dog, and release your body and mind, which is harmless to your dog.