The Cocker Spaniel is weaned in about two months because its teeth have grown out. Breastfeeding will cause pain to the female dog, and the nutrients contained in breast milk can no longer satisfy its growth. It needs to eat Other foods to meet growing needs.

After weaning, there should be protein in the food of Cocker Spaniel. Avoid eating too much and eat less and more meals. Puppies that are 2-3 months old should be fed 4-5 times a day, and they are only required to eat 80% full every day. If there are multiple dogs at home, you should take good care of the puppies when they eat to prevent weak dogs from not getting enough food. The strong eat too much. In addition to feeding 4-6 months old puppies 2-3 times a day, their canine teeth have grown and they like to gnaw. You can give them some animal long bones. Female dogs mature sexually at about 6 months old to prevent early mating and change gender and gender. Dogs of the same age, size, and breed are placed in the same kennel. During the process of breeding in groups, pay attention to the dogs with rough temperaments and likes to compete for food to jump out and put them into kennels where they can get along with each other. A one-year-old Cocker Spaniel has matured body and can be fed 1-2 meals a day. When the dog is full, if there is still oil-saving food in the food bowl, it means there is too much food. On the contrary, if the dog continues to lick the food bowl with his tongue or looks at the owner, it means that the food given is too little and not enough, and more food needs to be added.

When weaning, be careful not to wean off the Cocker Spaniel suddenly. There must be a transition process, because the small Cocker Spaniel’s intestines and stomach need an adaptation period to dog food, and the dog food must be fully soaked. Soft, the digestion ability of puppies is really poor.