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Lifted him last night he's settling in well, thanks to bosco for putting me in touch with the man who sold him to me. Edited to say: He's eating like a horse at the minute, what age will I need to start adjusting his diet to keep him from becoming overweight?

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I wouldn't worry about the pup getting over weight mate, just feed him what he'll eat. It's always best to keep a bit of weight on pups until there 7-8 months old. That way you know there getting all they need. Thats how how rear pups anyway mate and i've never had a problem.

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I wouldn't worry about the pup getting over weight mate, just feed him what he'll eat. It's always best to keep a bit of weight on pups until there 7-8 months old. That way you know there getting all they need. Thats how how rear pups anyway mate and i've never had a problem.

I appreciate the advice

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as said above as long as the dog is on a complete diet with all nutrients the dog will be fine, my bitch pup is eating more then my adult bitch but you wouldn't know that to look at her!

with all their growing and brain power used while training etc they will reguire a lot of feed until he stops growing as much

 

best of luck with the pup mate

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Let him have as much food as he wants, good quality food, once his growing starts he'll lose it, his puppy fat, hence the expression. But good quality food and plenty will give him good timber to build on, a dog with poor timber under him is a dog that'll get injured a lot more than those who have good timber. Good luck, and a belting pup as well.

 

ATB

 

WAB :victory:

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