1. Great Pyrenees puppies are different from adult dogs. When the newly purchased Great Pyrenees puppies arrive home, the feed must be carefully prepared for the first period of time. In terms of nutrition, animal protein, calcium, vitamin D and other nutrients are very important, because generally a Great Pyrenees puppy weighing every kilogram during the growth period from six months to one year old has the same calorie requirement as an adult dog. twice. Therefore, during the growth process of Great Pyrenees puppies, it is best to match them with appropriate nutritional feed, or simply buy dog ​​feed with balanced nutritional design produced by the manufacturer, so that the dog owner does not have to worry about matching the feed.

2. Great Pyrenees puppies have small stomachs, so they must master the principle of eating small amounts and frequent meals. In the early stages of weaning, babies should be fed more than four times a day. At around six months of age, feedings should be made three times a day. As age increases, feeding is gradually reduced to twice a day. The amount of each feeding should be controlled and the Great Pyrenees puppies should not eat too much.

3. Try not to feed the Great Pyrenees puppies food that is eaten by humans. Great Pyrenees puppies have very simple requirements for food, and they will devour everything that comes to them. After the Great Pyrenees puppies get used to eating some things that people eat, they will become dependent on what people eat. Because the nutrients in what people eat are different from the nutritional needs of Great Pyrenees puppies, the result will be uneven nutrient absorption and affect the development of Great Pyrenees puppies.

4. Another thing to note is that you should never feed Great Pyrenees puppies human milk or other human dairy products such as ice cream. If your Great Pyrenees puppies eat too much milk or dairy products at one time, they will develop gastrointestinal problems such as diarrhea. If the newly born Great Pyrenees puppies are short of milk, they should be fed milk specially designed for Great Pyrenees puppies and heated to a temperature close to human body temperature.