how much should an adult newfoundland eat?

Answer 1

http://www.thenewfoundlandclub.co.uk/

Answer 2

I have a bordercollie x newfoundland and because of his size, we think he is more newfoundland than collie. Despite being one of the largest breeds of dog, the Newfoundland doesn't tend to eat a great deal more than, for example, a Retriever. In fact, much attention should be paid to a Newfoundland's weight, as a plump Newfoundland could be faced with heart and hip problems. Regular advised exercise such as swimming, walking and general frolicking will help the Newfoundland stay healthy. During their first year, Newfoundlands grow from about a pound to over a hundred pounds. They require plenty of food to support such rapid growth. Once they reach adulthood, however, they have a very low metabolism, and Newfoundland owners find that their dog food bills are lower than those of friends with Labs or Shepherds. good luck =] x

Answer 3

As quoted from the Pedigree website:

When you use a prepared food, the label on the package will give you a recommendation as to how much to feed your dog. Weigh your dog – don’t guess – and feed him according to the package guidelines. But remember that your dog is a unique individual, and you may have to adjust the amount suggested to meet your dog’s energy and dietary needs.

Answer 4

yeah lots. massive dogs. (hate to try and poop scoop after them)

Answer 5

lots and lots. they are humongous