How do you know if your dog is full? Generally speaking, you can tell if your dog is full or hungry by the way he eats. If the dog eats quickly and swallows heavily, it means that there is no problem with appetite; if there is feed left in the food bowl after eating, it means that it has been fed too much and may be too full. If the dog continues to lick with his tongue on the empty food bowl or looks at the owner with expectation, it means he is not full. Puppies should not be overfed, and 70% to 80% full is best. In addition, as the puppy’s gastrointestinal tract is still in the process of development, more attention should be paid to hygiene to prevent gastrointestinal diseases. In terms of feeding management, puppies need more attention than adult dogs, and it is especially important to prevent a few puppies from overeating, so that other puppies do not get enough to eat. The amount of food per dog per day should depend on the size of the dog, which is determined by the breeder’s observation.
