Emmasmom
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A good place to start would be with the breeder. They can give recommendations as to what food the puppy has been on, what they usually feed. Sometimes, you get lucky and the person in the pet store is really knowledgable about food and can help you too. Search the websites of the foods you are interested in. Just watch - some websites that do food analysis tend to only do high protein and not lower protein.
It comes down to a matter of what fits into your lifestyle, what you want for your dog. Just watch when you do get your puppy, that you include everything including training treats into the daily caloric count.
It comes down to a matter of what fits into your lifestyle, what you want for your dog. Just watch when you do get your puppy, that you include everything including training treats into the daily caloric count.