How to raise a Japanese Tosa Dog? I believe many friends want to know how to take good care of a Tosa Dog, so the editor below will share with you the experience of raising a Japanese Tosa Dog.

Experiences of raising Japanese Tosa Dogs:

Although Japanese Tosa dogs are easy to raise and very popular, nutrition for Japanese Tosa dogs is still indispensable. Parents don’t know what food to feed them, and they are afraid of causing harm if they eat inappropriate food. In order to avoid unnecessary harm and want to give them the best life, it is better to give them suitable food that is suitable for them. This will be better for their physical condition and health.

What is suitable for dogs is the best. Of course, the best choice for dog food is natural food, which has comprehensive nutrition and good quality. Large dogs are prone to digestive and joint diseases, so you can choose easily digestible dog food. My golden retriever uses E pet food with high quality. When feeding large dogs, you should pay attention to eating small meals frequently. Overeating can easily lead to gastric bloating due to a large amount of air. You can buy a slow-feeding basin. Pay attention to calcium supplementation, but not excessive, otherwise the disease of hip dysplasia will be advanced.

If there are no other dogs in the home, make sure it is not dominant. Preferably a dog of the opposite sex, if possible one that can afford to meet Tosa's growth and development needs.

A patient neighbor, Tosa sometimes barks at strange things and sounds. Reinforce your yard's wall or fence because your Tosa doesn't like the neighbor's dog.

When taking a Tosa on vacation, or leaving them with a good home for a period of time, you must be able to be patient and patient in socializing your Tosa, as they are a very slow-developing breed.

We will also ask about its health and life from time to time. Unfortunately, the Tosa is prone to hip joint disease because it was neglected to eliminate this disease when it was bred in Japan. Despite the experience and time we have spent on this, we still cannot confirm that the Tosa in Germany does not suffer from this disease. , no one is going to make sure your Tosa won't be troubled by this disease. Another disease that all large dogs are prone to is bloating. You must be careful at all times to prevent bloating: feed small, frequent meals and relax after meals.

If the place where Tosa sleeps and rests is too hard, their elbow joints will develop calluses or wear and bleed. Please prepare a comfortable bed for your Tosa.

Because the history and rumors of Tosa sometimes cause panic to people who are prejudiced against dogs. When they realize that Tosa is a "fighting dog", they will exaggerate. Here are some tips for solving this problem: Confront those people with confidence and let them know that their assumptions are wrong. When dealing with this type of problem, you must think about the problem using the other person's thinking. When you understand the other person's thinking, the key point of solving the problem will be found.