How to feed the German ShepherdFeeding the German Shepherd requires adjustments in stages. When the German Shepherd is young, it needs to eat less and more, with meat as the main part of the food, but also with vegetables; when the German Shepherd becomes an adult, it can change to more food and less meals, increasing the amount of food per meal and reducing the number of times per feeding. Be careful to give the German Shepherd enough protein. Since dogs do not have a sense of satiety like cats, it is easy to overeat because of gluttony, leading to digestive discomfort or disease. So while giving your dog enough nutritional elements, it is also important to control the amount of food your dog eats, generally eating up to eight percent full.
