How long on puppy food for a Rottweiler?

wait until he's atleast 1 year old.
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PUPPY FOR FOR 1ST YEAR UNLESS ANIMAL BEGINS TO BECOME SEVERELY OVERWIEGHT,
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until it is an adult

science diet and COOKED t bone steaks for my babbies
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Naia and Baka my female and male rotts 7 years old both

a year old
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You want to wait until he is a year old, after that you can slowly mix his food with the new food you choose. The puppy food he is on will help him gain weight and be healthy
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a dog is considered a puppy until he is 1year old keep him on the puppy food and try mixing can puppy food with it or something so he wont get so bored
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well you can give him some diffrent dog chow and he dosent need puppy chow we have a female rottie who lives with a boxer(judge)and a pitbull(jasper) are rotties name is jewl
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Most vets advise leavings your dogs on puppy food until 1 year old.
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If you want him to gain weight you can put him on high energy and give him a calorie supplement like nutri cal every once in a while. Puppy food is high in fat which rot will need for a while. Usually with large breed dogs its good to keep them on puppy for about 15 months. They take longer to grow and need the nutrition more than smaller ones.
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they can stay on puppy food up to one year old they do need the extra protein in puppy food to grow however is she on heartgard etc to stay healthy and maintain her weight?and when u switch his food make sure u mix it 50/50 with the old or it could upset his stomach
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If you are feeding a good quality food/diet, it doesn't matter when you switch over.

Purina's Beneful is not the best quality food.

If you continue to feed Beneful then 1 year is the time to switch.
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i have a 5 month old male rottweiler, and he's been on normal dog food for a month now, the vet told us we needed to give it to him, theres no need for him to be on puppy food, and he enjoys the food we give him, so maybe talk to the vet…. anyway good luck with him, rottweillers are the best! (",)
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Kill it! This species of dog is very aggressive. You have a higher chance of getting bitten by him
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If he's pure or mixed with another large or extra large breed, he's actually a puppy until he's 2 years old. So you'll want to continue with puppy kibble for another 12 to 16 months.

Purina is not a good, high quality kibble so you may want to consider switching his food to another brand, but staying on a puppy kibble.

You could also consider offering a home-made raw meat mix to his kibble. This will give him an added boost of vitamins and such.

And just like children do……a puppy's appetite will subside for a period of time during a "growth spurt". He may not be bored with the food so much as he is just not hungry because he's growing again.

Good luck!
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When it comes to kittens and puppies, it's preferred to keep them on the young animal diet until they are a year old, since they are still growing.
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Do u feel u'r rott is underweight? If so, take him to the vet, could be worms. Hook worms are known for dogs losing weight. if u'r rott is not underweight, remember he's still growing. As he matures, he'll put on more weight. Also, u can start mixing puppy and adult food together at this point. Do that till he's a year and then go straight to adult food.Not a good idea to give him canned food. He could get the runs. NEVER give u'r dog raw meat. U'r dog is not wild he is domesticated. Raw meat is NOT a good idea. Try a different brand of food as well. I feed my dogs NUTRO NATURAL CHOICE and their weight is just fine for their sizes.Believe me, he'll put on weight, but make sure he doesn't become obese.The right food and regular visits to the vet and u'r rott will grow to become a beautiful adult dog.
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A puppy should be on puppy chow until they are 6 months of age. After that you can change to adult food, but do it slowly or he will get the runs. Take 3/4 of the puppy food and 1/4 of the new food for a few day, and then go half and half for a few day, and then go 3/4 new food and 1/4 puppy food, for a few days, then go with all new food, and he wont get the runs.
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He's a puppy until he hits 1yr old.
So try to keep him on it for that long.
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At least 12 months of age.
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