Dog Food

Despite their long, low appearance, Basset Hounds are actually rather large dogs. They can weigh up to 65 pounds. They aren’t the most active dogs but they do need regular exercise. Learn what foods to feed a Basset Hound below.

Possibly one of the cutest of all dog breeds (their owners certainly think so), Pomeranians were once used as sled dogs in the northern sections of Germany and Poland. At that time these spitz-type dogs were much larger. By the 18th century the British royal family had become fond of the dogs. Over the next…

As a smaller breed, the Havanese has an average lifespan around 15 years but that isn’t something you should take for granted. The quality of your dog’s diet plays an important role in determining his health and longevity, so take the time to find the best Havanese food for your dog.

The Bernese Mountain Dog is a fairly large breed, weighing anywhere from 65 to 120 pounds at maturity. Unfortunately, he is also prone to some serious health problems. Both of these factors contribute to a short lifespan of just 7 to 10 years. Although the quality of any dog’s diet can impact his health and lifespan, it is of particular importance to find the best Bernese Mountain Dog food to ensure that your dog lives as long as possible.

The Akita is a large-breed dog that typically weighs between 65 and 120 pounds at maturity. The breed is fairly active and they form close bonds with family. Because the Akita is a large and active breed, he may need more food than a smaller or less active dog. But what are his diet and nutrition requirements?

A dog of this size (with this much energy) obviously needs a decent amount of food to keep itself going. It’s important to give them essential macronutrients and enough calorific content (in the right quantities) for a long, happy, healthy life.

With that in mind today we are going to share with you the most comprehensive guide on the internet about how, what, and when to feed your Dogo Argentino. We’re going to conclude with 7 food recommendations for that are suitable for puppies and adults respectively.

One of the biggest questions new border collie owners often ask when they start to research the breed is “What should I feed my new pooch”. The world of dog food can be surprisingly confusing, especially if you are a first-time dog owner. Different brands will advertise different things about their food claiming that it’s the best thing to ever be invented – but who do you believe?

Every dog needs such dietary basics as protein, fat, and carbohydrates, and Siberians are no exception. According to the National Academies’ National Research Council (NRC) and other groups that study canine nutrition, protein, fat, and carbohydrates all provide sources of energy for your dog.

When you hear the name “Corgi” you probably picture a small dog with short legs and big ears. While this image is correct, you may not realize that the name Corgi actually applies to two separate breeds – the Cardigan Welsh Corgi and the Pembroke Welsh Corgi. In many cases, these two breeds are lumped into a single type, the Welsh Corgi.

When you start shopping around for a dog food for your Beagle, the first thing you want to look for is high protein content. All dogs require a minimum of 18% protein in their diet but, as a small and active breed, Beagles may require additional protein to maintain healthy lean muscle mass.

If you want to ensure that your Maltese lives a long and happy life, your best bet is to feed him a high-quality diet made from quality ingredients. A nutritious diet is essential for keeping your Maltese in good health and it can contribute to his general wellbeing too.