Seskar Dog

Seskars are friendly, social dogs that love hanging out with their humans. In addition to making excellent family pets, these good-natured pups perform well as therapy dogs. Their easy-going personalities make them a great pick for first-time pet parents.

Seskar Dogs thrive on a high-quality diet formulated for their life stage (e.g., puppy, adult, senior). To help your dog maintain a healthy weight, measure their portions to avoid overfeeding, and keep an eye on how many treats you're giving them. As a guideline, treats should make up no more than 10% of a dog's daily calories.

Weekly brushing and the occasional bath will keep the Seskar's coat clean and free of loose fur. To reduce your dog's chance of ear infections, check their ears regularly and clean them as needed to remove wax build-up and debris.

Nail trims should also be part of every dog's grooming routine. If your pup's nails grow too long, they can cause pain and potentially lead to problems running or walking.

Lastly, good dental hygiene will support your dog's overall health. Dental disease is one of the most common health conditions in adult dogs. Left untreated, it can contribute to other serious issues. In addition to professional cleanings, establish an at-home dental care program that includes regular teeth brushing and veterinarian-recommended dental chews.

This active breed needs daily exercise to stay happy and healthy. Backyard play sessions, games of fetch, brisk walks, and hikes are great ways to keep them active. Seskars also excel at dog sports—such as agility, rally, and competitive obedience.

Intelligent dogs, Seskars are usually easy to train. Positive, reward-based training methods work well for this breed.

Additionally, all dogs benefit from early socialization. Getting your pup comfortable with different people and environments when they're young will help them develop into a confident, well-mannered adult dog.