This breed is usually healthy and robust but can have severe health problems that include heart disease, hip dysplasia, and bloat (gastric dilatationvolvulus), and which, can be addressed through careful and proactive management. it is necessary to regularly check the health of the heart and joints and the general state of the organism with the help of a veterinary examination, which also allows to timely identify any malfunctions and prevent serious complications. Vaccination and periodic deworming and flea-ticks are essential to prevent infections and parasitic diseases that can improve immunity.Regular and controlled exercise is important to take care of the cardiovascular system, muscles, and body weight. Walking, moderate activities and other low impact activities are effective in preventing obesity, which would otherwise aggravate joint problem and strain the heart. Nevertheless, strenuous labor or active work just before or after a meal must be avoided in order to decrease the possibility of bloat. Smaller, timely, and frequent meals and good rest after eating also contribute to the safety of the digestive process.Grooming is another essential step in the everyday care, as well as with the low-maintenance coats. Brushing on a regular basis will keep the coat clean, keep the skin healthy and enable early identification of lumps, skin complications or parasites. Dental care is not to be ignored because dental illness may cause pain, infections, and secondary outcomes related to the cardiac health. Good oral health is achieved by brush-cleaning teeth routinely, use of dental chews or professional cleaning.Proper nutrition is essential to overall wellness. A nutritious and balanced diet will help maintain a normal energy level, strength of joints, cardiac and healthy coats. Comfort and longevity are also increased with adequate hydration and clean living environment. This breed can have a happy, active and healthy life with preventive care, proper exercise, nutrition and periodic veterinary follow up.