YO German Shepherds are a large breed dog. If fed a diet that is too rich for their stage of development they may develop panosteitis (wandering leg lameness, also known as growing pains). At about six months of age, Shepherd puppies should be switched from a growth formula (puppy food) to a quality adult diet unless a vet says otherwise. Feed the highest quality of dog food you can afford. Start out by feeding the amount recommended on the food bag for your puppy's weight. If your puppy puts on too much weight, cut back a little. If he gets too thin, increase the amount. Each puppy is different. So there is no one set amount that will work for all puppies.
Your veterinarian can advise you on how well your puppy is developing. You should be visiting him regularly for the puppy vaccination series up through four months of age. Other contributors have said:
German Shepard
Try to mix goats milk with some puppy meat, and gradually start the weaning process.
luvyou
Dog food tells you on the label how much to feed your pet according to their weight.
10-30cm
depends usually 4 to 5 pounds
1 month
#1 Guilt trip #2 butter them up
A four week old puppy should be gradually weaning from his mothers milk. Encourage him to eat two sachets of puppy meat a day and maybe some dry kibble too if you want to add that.
wet food
Any size it want to be, it all depends on how much milk it got as a puppy and how good the food you feed it is, there is no way to know how big it should be.
) thanks for listening.. === P.S. i am only 15 =) but everything i said was wut a vet will say =) Answer: only feed your GSD puppy food if she is nursing or if you need to fatten up for any reason. Ive had my male GSD on puppy food for 8 months because he would loose so much weight durin mating season. I would not feed pup food as a lifelong diet, they need more nutrients than whats in puppy food.