Indicator microorganisms-contaminants of the intestinal microbiome of Belgian shepherd puppies (malinois)

The article highlights the results of microbiological research of intestinal microbiocenosis of Belgian shepherd puppies (Malinois) in the conditions of open-air housing. During the study, chemical, macro -and microscopic analysis of puppy feces was performed to assess the functional state of the intestines and digestion in service dog puppies of the Belgian shepherd (Malinois) breed. A comprehensive analysis of the intestinal microbiome of puppies revealed that the biodiversity of bacterial isolates is represented by normal, opportunistic and pathogenic microflora. Dynamic observations during the growing up of puppies revealed increasing dysbacteriosis of lacto - and bifidobacteria against the background of helminthic invasion, contamination with yeast and mold micromycetes. Microbiological analysis revealed indicator groups of bacteria that cause colonization resistance of the intestinal microbiome. Recommendations for preventive maintenance and improvement of intestinal microflora of Belgian shepherd puppies (Malinois) have been developed.