Fifth Avenue Pets > Puppies For Sale > Large Breed
Big or small? It really depends. Small breed dogs can be really cute, but are not always your best jogging partner.
While on the other hand, a large breed dog can also be prone to accident due to their activeness and size, but on the flipside, they are always a great companionship, to have and many dog owners get them for their need for an exercise companion, and for many other benefits as well.
Bigger breeds of dogs, such as bulldogs, pugs, and Boston terriers can make great cuddly family pets.
The sizing tips vary for large breed dogs, but the rule is that they typically weigh at least 50 pounds and are about 24 inches high.
If you are looking to buy a puppy in Singapore, you are at the right place!
At Fifth Avenue, we offer a wide range of puppies for sale in Singapore. we believe that every puppy and kitty should be carefully bred and well taken care of from the moment they are born. Through our behavioural enrichment programme, we help to increase the odds of raising a socially successful, trainable, healthy, and happy dog.
What are the largest breeds of dogs?
The largest breeds of dogs are: Great Dane (110-175 pounds), Mastiff (110-150 pounds), Neapolitan Mastiff (110-150 pounds), Bullmastiff (100-130 pounds), Saint Bernard (120-180 pounds), Newfoundland (100-150 pounds), Cane Corso (over 100 pounds), Dogue de Bordeaux (99 pounds (female), 100 pounds (male)), Irish Wolfhound (105 pounds (female), 120 pounds (male)).
Large dog nutrition – need to know
A commercially balanced dog food with the right ingredients can be a reliable and convenient choice for most dog owners.
Commercial dog food includes a combination of meats, grains, vegetables, and fruits to meet the nutritional standards of dog food regulations. Every time you feed your pup commercial canine chow be sure she is getting the balance protein, fiber, carbohydrates, vitamins and minerals that are easily digestible and will make them happy!
Is there such a thing as over-nutrition for a big dog?
There is such a thing as excessive growth for a large breed dog. It is thus important to feed them with large breed puppy food formulated specifically for their nutritional needs that are usually lower in: fats, calcium, phosphorus, and Vitamin D.
