Do you have more than one dog? You may find that your dog eats quickly because he fears the other dog will steal his food, or maybe he eats quickly in order to race over and eat the other dog's food. This behavior is called competitive eating. Feed your dogs from separate bowls placed at either end of the room. This gives each dog a chance to eat from his own bowl without the pressure of the other dog breathing down his neck. If the greedy dog is determined to steal  food, then feed him in another room, out of sight of the other dog. This takes the pressure off the victim dog and removes the temptation of extra food for the greedy dog. You may find that your dog will still rush over to eat the rest of the other dog's food purely out of habit. This could be a result of food insecurity. Feeding him on time will create a sense of food security. The dog might have had an unfortunate experience that made him feel this is necessary. For example, the owner was late home and the hungry dog found leftovers from an uneaten meal. When the next meal appeared, he bolted his food and went in search of leftovers (from his pal's dish) out of a sense of food insecurity. If he loves fuss and attention, distract him immediately after he finishes his food. Get him to sit and reward him with lots of positive attention. If this is done consistently, he will come over to you for attention, rather than dash over to the other dog's bowl. Persevere with the changes in feeding. While not everything may work, you might find something that helps your dog. Remember, it's going to take time for them to learn to slow down when eating. If you still find that your dog is greedy or aggressive over food, it may be a possessiveness problem, rather than a speed eating problem. Dogs are most likely to be aggressive over food if one dog has something the other dog wants.
حدد ما إذا كان كلبك يتناول الطعام بصورة تنافسية. افصل أطباق الطعام. أطعم كلابك بانتظام. أعد تدريب كلبك. التزم بالخطوات ولا تحدث الكثير من التغيرات في طرق الإطعام.