What should I feed my german Shepard/husky mix?

I have a German shepard/husky mix. What is the best brand food I should feed him. He's 2 months old and is able to eat dry food.

Spelled ShepHERD*And some good high-quality diet choices are blue buffalo, wellness, and taste of the wild.

I feed my dog Blue Buffalo brand food..

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I feed my German Shepherd Dog (and my other dogs) Orijen dry food. My dogs are always raised on this food and continue on it. They also occasionally get Blue Buffalo Wilderness canned food for moisture content.Other good brands are Acana Regionals, Ziwipeak, Fromm Four Star, Wysong Epigen 90, EVO, Innova Prime, Blue Buffalo Wilderness, and Wellness CORE.The only thing I look for is a maximum calcium percentage that doesn't exceed 2%. That's why I don't feed the Regional Red Orijen until my pups are done growing. This only applies to big breed puppies. I use either the 6 Fish Orijen or Poultry formula. I prefer the Regional Red though when they're done growing.

Read the labels and choose any food that has meat as the first ingredient and NO corn, wheat, beet pulp or sorghum. A few of the good brands include Orijen, Acana, Wellness, Innova, Solid Gold.

Hiya a wheat,corn and rice free dog food here cheaper to buy in bulkhttp://www.zooplus.co.uk/shop/dogs/dry_dog_food/nutrivet/293632http://www.zooplus.co.uk/shop/dogs/wet_dog_food/animonda/grancarno/14538http://www.zooplus.co.uk/shop/dogs/wet_dog_food/animonda/grancarno/174912http://www.zooplus.co.uk/shop/dogs/dry_dog_food/taste_of_the_wild/177823

The best thing you could give your dog would be a raw diet. If you keep it refrigerated then you won't have any problems. We feed our dogs raw and their fur is shinier, they don't get worms as much, and they have more energy.We feed then raw chicken leg quarters but you can feed them any type of raw meat.If you insist on using dog food then Taste of the Wild is the best!

you should try different foods to see which one your dog likes the most and fact is you might think wet food is good becuase it has alot of water in it but it atchully is not that good , it make there breath stink and there stools runny . dry food is good for there teeth and cleans it sometimes i have a 2 year old german shepherd and i like to feed him bakers and hero , he loves it and another thing is always read the food before buying other food has more goodness then others and might put on extra weight not needed good luck