At 18 months changed to Eagle Adult. These experiences of ours, together with the information flowing from the scientists, confirm our belief of the importance of nutrition. Every dog has to be monitored as an individual. Every dogs methabolism works a little differently. Many aspects influence this.
Environment is one big issue.
It is impossible for anybody to give exact feeding amounts to any breed of dogs. Even within a litter, there are considerable differencies in the utilization of nutrients from a diet. All breeders know the importance of the balance between calcium and phosphorus. However, many breeders do not follow the daily feeding amounts. Calsium and phosphorus values on the bag of food are given as percentages.