How to raise an Akita puppy? Do you all want to know how to raise a two or three month old Akita puppy? The following small beans for you to share the Akita puppy breeding method.

Akita Breeding Methods:

Puppy Feeding

Feeding of Akita Puppies Since the gastrointestinal digestive ability of Akita puppies is weak, the food should contain as little fiber as possible and should be soft so that it can be digested. Generally within 3~4 months, porridge food or dry food soaked with water is suitable.

Special note: Akita puppies are prone to diarrhea from eating milk. Because milk and dog milk in the composition is very different. Canine mother’s milk has high protein content, three times that of cow’s milk, for a kind of high protein, high fat and low lactose milk, while cow’s milk is the opposite. Therefore, if the milk or food fed to the Akita puppy contains a high amount of high sugar, its intestinal enzyme to digest lactose is insufficient (genetic factors), it will lead to fermentation in the intestinal tract and cause diarrhea. Puppies before three months are fed four times a day; puppies between three and six months are fed three times a day; and after six months are fed twice a day.

Older Akita Breeding

Some Akitas experience a decline in their digestive system as they age. At this time, older Akitas cannot fully absorb so nutrients and will lose weight, in which case they are suited to more frequent and smaller meals. Some highly nutritious, tasty and easily digestible food is ideal.

Adult Akita can be fed once a day. During the growth period, pay attention to calcium and trace elements, and if you want its coat to look good, you can eat something to beautify the coat.

Akita Grooming Steps

Tools needed: scouring brush, pin brush and coarse-toothed comb.

Grooming Essentials: Brushing with a bristle brush and guiding your puppy through the grooming process.

Brush or scrape the Akita’s entire body with a pin brush.

The Akita’s inner coat cannot be harvested, but it can be detangled and groomed with a metal comb.

Use a good quality neutral natural shampoo shampoo.

Remove water with a towel or dry naturally.

Check your Akita’s toes, ears and teeth.

Excess hair between the meaty toes of the exhibiting Akita should be cleaned up frequently to enhance the compact appearance.

Akita’s coat texture, not to provide too much fat ratio in the diet, the Japanese Akita study is not to exceed 5% of intake!

Akita’s body is weakly acidic, so the diet should be careful to provide a portion of acidic food, not too much meat, beans are acidic food.

Not for the Akita to the argument, the general dog on the cereal is the most easily absorbed rice; and vegetables for dogs, are not easy to digest, so usually added to the diet has to be cut into fine pieces to help the dog to absorb its nutrients.