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12/21/2023

Merry Christmas🎅🌲

11/01/2023

If you want to fatten up your dog, you need to provide them with a diet that is high in protein and healthy fat, as well as make sure they are free of parasites and have enough exercise. Here are some tips on how to fatten up your dog:

1.Choose a dog food that has a high percentage of protein and fat, preferably from animal sources. You can check the label for the crude protein and crude fat content, which should be at least 30% and 20% respectively.
2.You can also look for premium dog foods that are specially formulated for weight gain or muscle building.
Feed your dog small and frequent meals throughout the day, rather than one or two large meals. This will help them digest their food better and absorb more nutrients. You can also add some water or broth to their kibble to make it more palatable and moist.
3.Supplement your dog’s diet with some healthy snacks and treats that are high in calories and nutrients. Some examples are eggs, cheese, peanut butter, yogurt, cottage cheese, cooked chicken, beef, or fish. You can also use these as incentives to encourage your dog to eat more of their regular food.
4.Make sure your dog is dewormed regularly and has no other health issues that might affect their appetite or metabolism. Some common parasites that can cause weight loss in dogs are roundworms, hookworms, whipworms, tapeworms, and heartworms. You can consult your vet for the best deworming schedule and medication for your dog.
5. Allow your dog to have enough exercise to stimulate their appetite and build muscle mass. However, do not over-exercise them or let them burn more calories than they consume. Aim for a moderate amount of physical activity that is appropriate for your dog’s age, breed, and health condition.
**.By following these tips, you should be able to help your dog gain weight in a healthy and safe way. Remember to monitor your dog’s progress and adjust their diet and exercise accordingly. You can also use a body condition chart to check if your dog is at their ideal weight.
*. If you have any concerns or questions about your dog’s weight or health, you should always consult your vet for professional advice.

08/25/2023

The beautiful Stella

06/09/2023

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06/06/2023

06/06/2023

Buddy and Stella

05/28/2023

Our beautiful girl LUNa👌😍

11/03/2022

6 weeks💪💪

10/03/2022

King Buddy💪

07/25/2022

Next litter will be ready Oct 2022

03/22/2022

Queen Luna and king Buddy 🔥🔥

03/21/2022

New GSD generation 🐾 from those beautiful couple will be ready for rehoming next month.

02/21/2022

4 month old from the last litter, 45 pounds already 💪

02/10/2022

Just can’t stop playing 🔥

01/18/2022

My Pack enjoying the snow ❄️😍😍

12/23/2021

True 😍

12/21/2021

GSD 5 types

12/20/2021

Proper coat care ....very effective