It really depends on your dog.
The breed, gender, and just what it would like to eat.
Of course you can't make him talk, but just try out a few different kinds and see which your dog likes best.
Yes, but they also like the home-made dog food that includes beef and/or chicken with different vegetables that are suitable for a dog's diet. Sometimes the dog food that you buy isn't all that great for your dog, as you don't know what they (the dog food companies) put in it.
It depends on your dog which food is healthy for him/her. Big dogs need different food then small dogs. I would go to a local pet shop with your dog and ask them which food is the best for him/her.
Processed dog foods are classified into puppy and adult food. You should give the adult dog food then. Also, homemade dog food can be given to adult dogs.
Regular dog kibble should be fine. Mostly all dog food brands have different kibble for toy dogs, small dogs, medium-large dogs, etc. Some dog food brands such as Science Diet have different kibble for different breeds, but I doubt that will be necessary.
If they are a domesticated dog, they get their food when they are fed by their owner. If they are a wild dog, then they get their food when the find something to eat or they kill something.
One with meat. They prefer wet food i think.
Pet dogs eat mostly dog food. Wild dogs will eat whatever they can find.
dog food
To find the unit rate of dog food per dog, divide the total weight of the dog food by the number of dogs. For 128 pounds of dog food for 16 dogs, the calculation is 128 pounds ÷ 16 dogs = 8 pounds per dog. Thus, the unit rate is 8 pounds of dog food per dog.
Iams dog food
Food kills dogs by food being poisonous, and a dog eats it.
they eat dog food
Um, dog food...
the dog eats what all dogs eat dog food
To a dog, food is food, and it doesn't care where it is.
It will depend on the size of your dog. Larger dogs will need more food than smaller dogs.
you give it dog food and put it in the microwave then give it to them