Puppies will stretch themselves to death. If the owner does not limit the amount of food, the dog may eat too much and starve to death. Since puppies have poor self-control and gastrointestinal digestion capabilities, owners need to feed them regularly and quantitatively, instead of just leaving a pile of food there and letting the dog eat it. They should feed it 3-4 times a day, every day. Feed according to the amount. Although dogs will have stronger self-control when they reach adulthood, owners still need to feed them regularly and quantitatively, usually twice a day.

Methods to determine if a puppy is full:

1. Standard feeding. Owners should usually feed the dog according to its size and the standard amount on the dog food bag.

2. Don’t want to eat. If the owner gives food to the dog and the dog doesn’t want to eat anymore, it means the dog is full.

3. Belly bulge. You can also feel the dog's belly. A bulging belly also means that the dog is full.

4. Vomiting. Sometimes the dog vomits the food after eating. It may also be because the dog is full.