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Gra74
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PostSubject: When to change to adult food   When to change to adult food EmptyFri Dec 30, 2016 6:47 am
Hey guys. My amazing and beautiful sib is now 10 months old and a very healthy 22kg. Just wondering when I should start to drop her to 2 feeds a day and also when to change to adult food.
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DarkDiamond
Teenager
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Male Join date : 2014-11-02
Location : Iowa

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PostSubject: Re: When to change to adult food   When to change to adult food EmptyFri Dec 30, 2016 9:42 am
Personally, I fed Wolf "adult" food since he was a baby. Then I started feeding twice a day at around 8 months. He's a happy and healthy boy.
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Male Join date : 2016-09-01
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PostSubject: Re: When to change to adult food   When to change to adult food EmptyFri Dec 30, 2016 4:41 pm
Sibs are usually adult size by a year old but still tend to have some development left until about 2 years.
Anywhere between the 1-2 year mark would be appropriate I'd think. I plan to stick to the puppy stuff for 2 years.

Honestly though, if you just make sure to feed them good, high quality food, the version (puppy vs adult) likely won't really matter unless you have a dog with special needs.
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