Big boys often eat big meals, and it’s no different for the Dogo Argentino. As a young pup, once he starts to turn toward kibble at around 2 months of age, the average amount usually sits at about 2-3.5 cups of food, spread out through smaller meals. Most people go with 3 meals a day, but you can do more and smaller portions too if you want to teach him how to pace himself when eating and to prevent future issues with bloat. As he grows older, the food amount will increase and the amount of meals will lessen, capping out at about 4-5 cups of dry dog food a day when he reaches month 6. This measurement is kept up to the middle of his adult years, after which the food amount keeps regressing again, though the number of meals stays the same. The decrease at the later half of his life stems from a slowing metabolism and is mostly guesswork, but you should be able to adapt easily.