Nowadays, more and more families are raising dogs. Like people, dogs also have ages. They also have childhood, adulthood, and old age. However, their algorithm is different from that of people. Here is an introduction to how many months dogs usually...
Nowadays, more and more families are raising dogs. Like people, dogs also have ages. They also have childhood, adulthood, and old age. However, their algorithm is different from that of people. Here is an introduction to how many months dogs usually grow into adults. Those who are interested can come and take a look.
Under normal circumstances, dogs are considered adults when they are 12 months old. Therefore, before 12 months of age, dogs need to be given puppy food with high nutritional value to help dogs grow and develop quickly. After 12 months of age, dogs need to be given adult dog food with a balanced nutritional ratio to meet the daily nutritional needs of dogs.
The most direct way to judge whether a dog has grown up is to look at the size first. According to the size of the dog, the bones of small dogs are basically fully developed at 8-12 months. While large dogs complete their physical growth around 12-15 months, some giant dogs such as Newfoundland dogs need to be fully grown at 18-24 months.
