Gull Dong

Gull Dong has a high level of energy because it was bred for fighting, guarding, and working.
Gull Dong will be a sweet and good boi if he is busy and occupied. They are always looking for something to do to release their energy.
They require approximately one hour of exercise per day, or at least three kilometres of walking per day.
If you force them to exercise, make it a vigorous one-hour session or a reasonable amount of running for two hours.
This will keep them happy and quiet without causing any harm.

Bakhharwal has a high level of energy because it was bred for fighting, guarding, and working.
Bakharwal will be a sweet and good boi if he is busy and occupied. They are always looking for something to do to release their energy.
They require approximately one hour of exercise per day, or at least three kilometres of walking per day.
If you force them to exercise, make it a vigorous one-hour session or a reasonable amount of running for two hours.
This will keep them happy and quiet without causing any harm.

The Indian/Pakistani Bully Dog, also known as the Gull Dong, is a one-man dog.
Except for their one and only, they prefer not to be cuddled or touched by others.
They can blend in well with a family and even children if properly trained.
Despite their ferocity and dominance in general, a well-trained Gull Dong will protect your children as if they were their own.
Gull Dong was bred to hunt wild animals in farms and forests, so he has a very low apartment tolerance.
They are meant to be outside, and they have a lot of energy that needs to be released as often as paw-sible.Gull Dongs are hunter dogs with strong chase drives.
As a result, confining them in an apartment may drive them insane and destructive.

Dull Dong, Diet should be based around a high quality, nutritionally complete puppy food. You may also wish to introduce them to fresh, lean raw meat — however, don't feed your puppy any meat you would not feed to a fellow human being. Gull Dong tend to be unfussy eaters but need more calcium than other breeds in their diet, especially when young, so try introducing some dairy or broccoli into their diets in moderation. Treats may aid in training but excessive snacking can make your Gull Dong overweight quickly.
It is important to choose puppy food, which is made for Dull Dong’s size & has the essential nutrients and minerals for his/her growth & development.

Gull Dongs have a short coat and require no grooming other than what is "necessary." To keep them neat and tidy,

they need to be bathed on occasion and brushed once a week. Brush their teeth on a regular basis, just as we do, to avoid tooth decay in the future.

Regular nail clipping, eye cleaning, ear cleaning, and anal cleaning are all required.