To all boss and expertise in the house I just got a 2months Lhasa puppy but I seems to be confused of what to feed him with, though he ate everything little biscuits,waterelon,bread to mention but few,yet am disturb compare to how other dogs like boerboel,gsd Rot eat pls advise

Hmmmm i have a lassah, she is selective, very selective. Depends on her mood.

1) MILK...(always, her favourite)

2) EGG YOLK

3) FRIED EGG (depends on mood)

4) SARDINE (she stopped taking it recently)

5) SMOKED FISH( depends on mood)

6) ROASTED CORN

7) MEAT.

she is very very selective.

smithmoi:
Hmmmm i have a lassah, she is selective, very selective. Depends on her mood.

1) MILK...(always, her favourite)

2) EGG YOLK

3) FRIED EGG (depends on mood)

4) SARDINE (she stopped taking it recently)

5) SMOKED FISH( depends on mood)

6) ROASTED CORN

7) MEAT.

she is very very selective.

I have a lhasa to and I am wondering why she is that selective, and she is ready to go days without food if you dont give her what she wants
I learnt chicken feet is good for dogs, if u see the way she rejects it ehen I just tire.
Even table scraps she will smell before eating

Mine does eat anything wen I said anything range from sweet, cake but indomie NO am going to try dry food mayb he might eat it and I guess he love fish alot

At around four weeks, puppies can begin to eat solid food. Seems your puppy is already 2 months old, I think now he can eat dry kibble.
But whatever it is, never ever ever feed your puppy with any bones as snacks! I learn from my lesson. I gave my 4 months golden retriever chicken bone, we end up at a vet

scilover:
At around four weeks, puppies can begin to eat solid food. Seems your puppy is already 2 months old, I think now he can eat dry kibble.
But whatever it is, never ever ever feed your puppy with any bones as snacks! I learn from my lesson. I gave my 4 months golden retriever chicken bone, we end up at a vet

It's ok to feed raw bone chicken feet, neck and head, avoid cooked bones