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Jul 20, 2008 by MoonrockAndDari | Posted in Dogs

hello
last night i went into the store and they didnt have his dog food.
my dog weighs 76 lbs and is only 9 months. he is a boxer/lab and he usually eats royal canin large breed puppy dry food.
i had no other choice but to buy him the royal canin boxer dry food. the bag suggests it should be for dogs weighing at 56-80lbs and for 15 months or older.
my dog loves it. but could it bad because he's only 9 months? he is a pretty big dog you know.
thanks

the reason, is they place different ingredients for ages of dogs. your dog is a puppy, and needs lotsmore butrients than older dog food can supply him.

but he should be okay, his tummy might get upset from the switch, unless you had enough left to slowly mix in the new dog food.

Royal Canin dog food

Royal Canin dog food

"Drooling dog" print ad for ROYAL CANIN in Germany by HEYE & PARTNER

We booked two billboards placed face to face, each on one side of a small street. One of the billboards shows the close portrait of a dog (of the breed Gread Dane) on a plain white background. The dog looks directly to the billboard in front of him, he has a longing expression on his face, is magnetised of what he sees. The sight of the billboard he is faced with obviously makes his mouth water: his drool drops from his tongue and ponds beneath the billboard. (We created this puddle with jam sugar that dropped from a simple installation of a canister and a tube.) On the other side of the street the viewer sees, what fascinates the drooling dog: The huge picture of “Royal Canin Great Dane” dog food!

Source: "Drooling dog" print ad for ROYAL CANIN in Germany by HEYE & PARTNER