Mary Allen
Since the Slovenský Cuvac has a very long and dense coat, daily grooming is required to keep it groomed and healthy. His beautiful white fur is super pretty on the one hand, but on the other hand, you have to reckon with severe hair loss.
Tip: If you really hate dog hair lying all over the house or you just don’t have time to get rid of it, then we advise you against the Slovenský Cuvac. It takes a lot of time, patience, and care.
In terms of nutrition, the following applies to him: Whether a mix of vegetables and grains or dry food – the Slovenský Cuvac is open to many things. It is only important that you pay attention to high-quality food to promote its health.
When it comes to the amount of feed, several components must be taken into account, such as age, weight, or frequency of exercise. So make sure you strike a healthy balance between the points just mentioned.
The daily walk is the be-all and end-all for the health of your Slovenský Cuvac – both for the body and for the psyche.
If you regularly ignore his urge to exercise, you run the risk of him becoming overweight and dissatisfied. Neither are desirable effects. Otherwise, the dog does not suffer from typical dog diseases, so you have found a healthy companion here.
Activities with the Slovenský Cuvac
First of all, it must be said that due to his size and nature, he is not at all suitable for life in the city or in an apartment. Dogs really feel at home when they have enough space to move around – so village life is ideal.
Since he is an active dog, you can easily take him for longer walks. However, he cannot motivate himself for great dog sports.
The rule here is: Simplicity wins. If you are also someone who likes to travel or travel a lot for work, the Slovenský Cuvac is not the right dog for you. Because of his size, he would be more of an obstacle.