Instructions
Try different feeds for your puppy to see which feed yields the best results. Mix the old and new food over a couple weeks, adding more new food than old food until your dog is fully adjusted.
Watch your dog's eating habits. Give your puppy more food if he eats the entire meal quickly and less if he leaves the bowl half full.
Feed your puppy two to three meals a day with the food he likes, measuring two to three cups for two- to three-month old puppies. Add more food gradually as your puppy grows. Use a growth chart specifically designed for rottweilers, such as the one on www.frontierrots.com.
How to Put Weight Onto a Rottweiler Puppy With a Diet
Often, rottweiler owners panic when their dog puts on weight, but it's important to remember that rottweilers are a slow-growing breed. Rottweilers usually take 18 months to two years to fully mature. It's vital to keep your puppy on a diet, but if it needs to gain some weight, follow a schedule to help your puppy maintain a good weight as he grows. Using a good feeding schedule will keep your puppy lean and healthy.