Chapter 148 - 27_4
Normally, to ensure the vigor of the blood qi, it is best to use black dog blood drawn within a month; any longer and the effectiveness would diminish significantly.
Taking just the amount of a beer bottle cap each time is enough. Afterward, mix it with other substances to make something similar to red ink paste; when needed, open the ink paste lid, press with a fingertip, and then smear it on the required spot.
At this level of quantity and frequency, the impact on the dog’s health is negligible. At most, give it a big chicken leg to replenish it after each blood drawing.
As for the method of raising a virgin dog, the book also records it, and it’s not complicated—it’s just about feeding medicine.
There is a prescription in the book that looks like a health concoction for humans, even to old Chinese medicine practitioners, but if a dog consumes it, aside from nourishing its body, it will have a side effect specifically targeting dogs, which significantly reduces that kind of desire.
Keeping the dog in a dark room isolated from the outside world can easily cause mental health issues in the dog, and its blood will carry Evil Qi, resulting in poor effects.
But simply looking after the dog is too exhausting, and there’s always the chance it might sneak out, have a romp, and you wouldn’t be able to verify it. In the end, if you face a corpse with useless black dog blood, it’s you who will be unlucky. The cost is just too great.
As for castrating the dog to save trouble in the future, that’s even less desirable. A dog that’s been neutered loses the essence in its blood, rendering it completely useless.
Therefore, feeding this kind of health concoction to the dog is most appropriate. Just feed it according to the course of treatment, and even in heat, it will behave like a chastely upright dog.