Bringing Home A New Puppy -Care and Training Tips

Puppies need feeding much more frequently than older dogs, not because they can’t eat a whole day’s food in one go, but because if they do, it upsets their tummies and looking after a puppy with diarrhoea is no fun. So don’t be tempted to let your puppy keep eating just because he seems hungry. Which he will because Labrador puppies are always hungry! You have to ration out his food for him.
You need to know how much your puppy needs to eat in a 24 hour period, and then divide that amount between at least 4 meals. The principles are the same for any medium to large breed of dog, though of course, you’ll need to adjust quantities Once you have the whole food thing under control, if you haven’t already decided, you’ll need to think about what you are going to do with your puppy when you go to bed tonight.
Feeding your Labrador puppy can be deceptively difficult. Popular feeding options include kibble, wet food, raw food, and home-cooked puppy food.
Choosing the best method for you, plus the right amount of food is important for your Labrador puppy’s growth and development............
It really is a worrying time for many first-time puppy owners. Don’t worry, because even experienced owners sometimes struggle!
In this article, we will give you a few pointers for feeding your Labrador puppy. We will show you the best puppy foods, whether dry, wet, or raw, and how much you should give. You will also find out if it is safe to give human food to Labs.

You’ll also find out how much to feed your Lab puppy and how often to feed. Together with schedules, quantities and even a handy puppy diet chart.
Finally, the article will include some reviews of the various brands

and will help you cope with the all-important transition to adult food.