
Purina ONE +Plus Large Breed Puppy Food
Chicken formula · choose current bag size
A large-breed puppy formula with chicken that keeps your puppy on the same diet used at Riverside Berners during the transition home.
The Riverside routine at home
These are the products we actually use for feeding, grooming, enrichment, and redirection with our Bernese Mountain Dogs. Keeping the first weeks familiar makes the transition easier for both puppy and family.
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Moving homes, changing water, meeting new people, and learning a new schedule all happen at once. Familiar food and tools give your puppy continuity and make it easier to identify changes in appetite, stool, coat, or behavior early.

Chicken formula · choose current bag size
A large-breed puppy formula with chicken that keeps your puppy on the same diet used at Riverside Berners during the transition home.

Gray · rotating metal teeth
Our preferred rake for working through a Bernese Mountain Dog’s dense double coat and lifting loose undercoat before it tangles or mats.

Cordless · rechargeable · nail guard
Every Riverside Berners puppy is desensitized to the sound and feel of having their nails ground before going home. Continuing with a Dremel helps preserve that familiarity while keeping nails neatly maintained.

One gallon · 32:1 concentrate
A concentrated deshedding shampoo used during our grooming routine to clean the coat and help release loose undercoat.

For dogs up to 60 lb
A durable assortment we use often for appropriate chewing, redirection, and keeping an active puppy engaged.
7-inch rolls · 17.1 oz · 6 count
These are the larger roll-shaped Good ’n’ Fun chews we use most often for sustained chewing and redirecting a dog from an unwanted behavior to an appropriate activity.

24 oz rawhide chews
The kabobs are also acceptable as a high-interest alternative when redirecting a dog from an unwanted behavior to an appropriate activity.
Questions about the transition?
If you need to change food or grooming products, make changes gradually and coordinate health concerns with your veterinarian.