I’d say you could go either way. How you feed your dog is completely up to you. 

Some people buy a generic brand of dog food, and some go the holistic way where they prepare the meals themselves. Everywhere has that small dog specialty store that’s always natural products, and depending on where you live, in the last year or so Petco has a new brach of stores called Unleashed by Petco that is primarily holistic products.

Learning to read dog food labels is very important. If an animal by-product is the first thing on the list of ingredients, it’s not a great kind of food. How much protein or carbohydrates your Leo will need is not only different compared to a different breed, but each Leo individually. It’s very similar to the food we choose to eat. 

The percentages you see on the dog food bag will change with each size dog and type it’s trying to feed, puppy or senior. 

My Leo doesn’t run around much so I wouldn’t feed fill her with proteins and carbohydrates that she’s not going to burn off the same day. 

Never buy generic dog food without reading the ingredients list first, be mindful of allergies when buying generic or holistic.

My recommendation for dog food: Royal Canin, Wellness, Taste Of The Wild, Blue Buffalo *California Natural and *Solid Gold

*Harder to find at places like your local pet store.

These brands I think serve the best quality you can give your dog. Just because there are those big name brands that you see commercials for everywhere does not mean it’s the best for your dog.

I hope this helped. Any other questions, feel free to ask. :)