How much does a Japanese Spitz cost, and what does it mainly eat?
The Japanese Spitz is also called the Japanese pointed-muzzle dog, because its face resembles that of a fox, which is how it got this name. In fact, the Japanese Spitz is a crossbreed of the Swiss native dog and the sled dog, and it looks white, fluffy and very cute. This type of dog is suitable for keeping as a pet, because it has a very cheerful, lively personality, is very loyal to its owner, has fairly keen senses, and does not like strangers. Below let us take a look together at how much a Japanese Spitz costs and what it mainly eats.
1. How much does a Japanese Spitz cost?
The price of a Japanese Spitz is affected by many factors, such as whether the breed is pure, whether the coat color is pure white, size, region, and so on. Generally, the price of a Japanese Spitz of a not very pure breed is around 400 to 500 yuan, while if it is purebred and relatively young, the price is above 500 yuan. Judging by coat color, the more expensive ones are pure white, golden-haired ones are a bit cheaper, and yellow-haired ones are the cheapest, with some selling for 100 to 200 yuan; the specific price depends on the actual market situation, and the price also changes each year.
When choosing a Japanese Spitz, try to pick a pure white breed with erect ears, bright eyes, a full and fine coat, and sturdy, strong limbs.
2. What does a Japanese Spitz mainly eat?
Many people want to keep a Japanese Spitz as a pet, but they do not know much about it, such as what it eats. A Japanese Spitz needs meat as food every day, but it is best to use lean meat with relatively low fat content, as this is better for its growth. The prepared lean meat should be boiled in clear water, torn into pieces, and then mixed with a small amount of clean clear water for the Japanese Spitz to eat. Of course, you can also feed some dog biscuits, dry vegetarian material, and so on. The temperature of the feed must not be too high, otherwise it will scald the dog. Do not feed moldy feed either, as it can easily cause intestinal diseases.
After the dog eats, fresh water should be provided; do not give dirty water, so as to avoid disease infection.
In addition, the dog's eating time should be limited, and the amount of food fed should also be limited, so as to develop good eating habits as much as possible. No matter whether the Japanese Spitz still wants to eat, once the time is up, no more food is given.
The dog's dishes should also be disinfected regularly to prevent the spread of viruses, especially in weather with relatively high temperatures, when pests are easily bred.
The Japanese Spitz should be weaned at two to three weeks old. At this time, to ensure its normal growth and development, high-quality, fresh feed must be provided, and some food with high protein content can also be given; arrange it reasonably.
In summary, the price of a Japanese Spitz is not considered expensive, though if it is purebred the price is a bit higher. When feeding a Japanese Spitz, you must clearly understand the feeding rules, so as to ensure its healthy growth.