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What is different from an komondor puppy and an adult komondor?
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Can you be allergic to a puppy but not an adult dog?
you could be allergic to puppy or an adult dog
What is the nutritional difference between puppy food and adult dog food?
Puppy food has different nutrients than Adult food and is geared for the growth and maintenance of the puppy until it matures to Adulthood. puppy food has a higher fat content than adult food, as puppies are actively growing. Puppy food also has more protein than adult dog food. Answer: Puppy food has proteins and different kind of nutrients that puppies need to grow up into a healthy adult dog. The puppy dog food is specially designed for puppies. Adult dog food has nutrients that a full grown dog needs to keep on living a healthy life. Answer Puppy food is higher in calories.
What is a Komondor's lifespan?
The life span of a Komondor is 10 - 12 years.
How many stages of growth are there for dogs?
Unweaned puppy Puppy Young adult Adult 'No more new tricks'
What is the life span of a Komondor?
The life span of a Komondor is 10 - 12 years.
What breed is doogal the dog of the magic roundabout?
A hungarian breed called a komondor.
What is an adult form of a puppy?
dog
What is an eighteen month puppy?
an adult
What is difference of adult dog and puppy?
A puppy is a young dog, usually a dog is considered a puppy until around 1 year. A adult dog is a fully grown dog.
Can a puppy with distemper give it to an adult dog?
Yes, if the adult dog was not vaccinated against distemper he can be infected by a sick puppy. If the adult dog has current vaccinations he is not at risk.
What is the difference between a Komondor and a Puli?
The Komondor has larger dred locks of hair. Also Komondor plural is Komondorok. The Puli has hair usually over their eyes and the Komondorok do not.
What is the adult form of puppy?
In general, the adult form of a puppy is a dog. Sometimes the word puppy or pup is used to describe the young of other species, such as a seal, shark, or rodent.
