The 8 kinds of food that the Pleasant Shepherd can not eat!

The Shepherd Dog is a medium-sized dog with little exercise and little food, ideal for family rearing, it treats its owner with great enthusiasm and is alert to strangers, making it a very good home guard dog. If you want to raise a good Pleasant Shepherd, then you must understand its habits, as well as some dietary issues to pay attention to, so next I’ll take a look at the Pleasant Shepherd can not eat in the 8 food it. One, chocolate, coffee: chocolate and coffee contain caffeine, caffeine can cause Pleasant poisoning and can affect the heart and nervous system, serious then there is a risk of fatal. Second, small, sharp bones: dogs like to eat bones which is well known, but some small, sharp bones can not be given to the dog to eat, such as chicken bones, fish bones, duck bones these sharp bones will be stuck in the main dog’s throat and scratch their esophagus. Third, cat food: some people have both cats and dogs at home, when the dog does not have dog food will give the dog to eat cat food, which is not allowed, cat food contains too much protein and fat, which will make the dog grow fat, thus causing the dog’s heart burden, affecting metabolism. Four, grapes: grapes contain an unknown toxin to the dog will destroy its kidneys if eaten. Five, raw meat: dogs are carnivores, but do not give dogs to eat raw meat, raw meat is easy for dogs to get infected with parasites, which can cause skin diseases. The best is cooked and chopped with plain water to the dog to eat, easy for the dog to absorb and digest. Six, a lot of liver: liver is indeed a certain benefit to dogs, but the premise is not to eat too much, a lot of liver will lead to vitamin A toxicity in dogs, affecting the growth of muscle and bone. Seven, corrupt food: some corrupt food, such as leftovers and the like, which will directly affect the dog’s stomach, leading to vomiting, diarrhea and other phenomena. Eight, milk and dairy products containing lactose: milk contains a lot of lactose, and the lack of lactose in the dog’s body to break down the components, drinking milk will lead to dog diarrhea.