I had a Central Asian Shepherd puppy when he was two and a half months old and weighed 21 kilograms. I started giving him this food from the third month and stopped in the fifth to sixth month. From the moment I started giving him the food, he grew, his coat changed, and he became more lively, but we had an issue with his stools. They started off soft and developed into diarrhea. The vet said we would investigate it during the course of time and that it was not due to the food. Also, I bought it from this specific place for 85 euros. Over time, after about two months, he started to have blood in his stools. However, my father M and I were in conflict because M claimed that the food was causing it, but I listened to the vet who advised giving him rice or pasta with chicken or beef alternately. And the dog started to improve. His food caused chronic gastritis, and my father M saved the dog and he became huge. Don't pay attention to the introduction. It goes without saying that it is costly to cook separately for the dog, but this particular food is expensive and overpriced. I have two friends who gave the same food during growth, one had issues with the stools and changed it, while the other had no problems at all. Start with 2 kilograms and see how he accepts it.