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When you purchase a Bernese Mountain puppy, you need to know a lot of things before you bring it home. It is recommended that you collect as much information as you can about taking care of your Bernese Mountain puppy. Different people are bound to give you different opinions on what to feed your Bernese Mountain puppy. Various Bernese Mountain Dog breeders, veterinarians and experienced Bernese Mountain Dog
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owners hold their own opinion on feeding Bernese Mountain puppies and adult Bernese Mountain Dogs. They may not even agree on the minerals and vitamins to be given as a supplement to your dog as well as the amount that needs to be given.
Usually when you buy a Bernese Mountain puppy, the breeder will recommend you what and how to feed your Bernese Mountain puppy. It would be a good idea to rely on their recommendations as they know what should be fed to dogs bred by them. By the time a Bernese mountain puppy is 8 to 10 weeks old it will weigh about 12 to 24 pounds. If the litter size is large then it is possible for the puppies to be smaller while in smaller litters the puppies are usually larger in size.
The growth of a Bernese Mountain puppy will depend to a large extent upon the litter size as well as on various genetic factors. The right kind of nutrition and conditioning factors as well as good amount of exercise during the growing years will determine the size and structure of the Bernese Mountain Dog when it grows up. In the first few months of its life a Bernese Mountain puppy will gain almost 2 to 4 pounds every week. Slowly they need to be introduced to basic training so that they become comfortable with human touch.
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