How big can a Tugou (Chinese rural dog) grow when fully grown?

In rural areas, what everyone often sees should be the Tugou, gentle and docile, and very loyal to its owner. So how big can a Tugou grow? Let's take a look at this question together!

1. How big can a Tugou grow

The way a Tugou's age is calculated is different from that of humans, and it can generally grow until after ten months. A ten-month-old Tugou is equivalent to having accompanied humans for more than ten years, and the body's development will also begin to slow down.

2. How to raise a Tugou

1. Choose a male dog to raise

Because a male dog saves the trouble of breeding puppies, it is relatively a bit less troublesome. Of course, if you are prepared to raise a pair of Tugou with both male and female, that is also fine, as long as you are willing to spend a little more thought and time.

2. It is best to keep it tied up within three months

A puppy's body is relatively weak, especially a young Tugou within 3 months, which is relatively thin and weak, and unfamiliar with the outside world. If it is not tied up, it may get lost (be taken away by someone) or fall into a ditch, manure pit, or sewer and drown.

3. Nutritional combination of dog food

In addition to special dog feed, you can also add some leftovers, to give the dog some extra nutrition. But remember that spoiled food must not be given to the dog, otherwise it is easy to get sick, and the loss outweighs the gain.