Bernese Mountain Dog (detailed introduction)

　　The Bernese Mountain Dog belongs to a high-quality large breed that is not picky with food. Because this dog has black skin, it is not suitable to be exposed to strong sunlight. When raising a Bernese Mountain Dog, in addition to providing dog food, do not forget to add some nutritional supplements such as calcium powder, hair beautifying powder, and nutritional paste for your beloved dog.
　　Feeding Key Points
　　For pet dogs, in addition to specialized dog food, owners can appropriately select some low-fat lean lamb, beef, fresh vegetables, and so on to complement feeding the Bernese Mountain Dog. Ensure that the Bernese Mountain Dog can intake sufficient food and a balanced nutritional diet to guarantee its healthy growth. Additionally, to supplement vitamins, calcium powder, and other nutritional substances that may be insufficient in the food, owners can also choose appropriate nutritional supplements and add them moderately to the Bernese Mountain Dog’s food to ensure its nutritional needs for growth.
　　If owners prepare their own dog food for the Bernese Mountain Dog, the editor advises that comprehensive nutrition is indispensable and the dog food’s palatability must be sufficient to attract the Bernese Mountain Dog to eat. However, foods used by humans such as onions, garlic, small sharp chicken, duck, and fish bones, expired or spoiled food, food high in salt content, certain seafood, milk, sugar, large amounts of animal liver, raw or cold food, ice cream, chocolate or beverages containing caffeine and theobromine, grapes, spicy and irritating food, etc., are all unsuitable for Bernese Mountain Dogs. These human delicacies may pose a health threat to dogs, so owners are better off feeding them sparingly or not at all. Because Bernese Mountain Dogs are not suitable for frequent sun exposure, their coat color and health may be affected. The editor suggests boiling an egg every two to three days and feeding the egg yolk to the dog, which has a beautifying effect on its coat.