Generally, a big white bear can be weaned one and a half months after it is born. From then on, it can be fed normally. But from the first month to half a year after its birth, parents have to feed it four times a day. After the third month of weaning, the daily feeding is breakfast at 7 o'clock, lunch at 12 o'clock, dinner at 5 o'clock, and another midnight snack at 10 o'clock in the middle of the night.

By the fifth to eighth month, you only need to feed three times a day. Generally, there are three meals a day in the morning, lunch and evening. At this time, the amount of food given to Great Pyrenees puppies can be half or one-third of that of adult dogs. Within three months of weaning, or even within a few months, this period is the best time to develop its eating habits.

Parents need to note that puppies cannot drink milk, because milk is low in fat and has high lactose content. What puppies need is milk powder with low lactose content and high fat, because the demand is exactly the opposite. , especially dogs’ intestines and stomachs are relatively delicate. If they drink milk, they may become lactose intolerant and may cause diarrhea. Therefore, it is recommended that parents buy puppy milk powder or goat milk powder to feed them.

The lifespan of a great white bear is about 12 to 16 years. When it is a puppy, it requires twice the daily calories as an adult dog. Therefore, the Great Pyrenees is in its golden period of growth within one and a half years. This stage is very important. Therefore, in order to allow the dog to grow healthily, parents must pay special attention to its diet during its growth and development.