Should dog food be selected differently for small and large breeds?

[lesert]

I have been wondering whether choosing dog food should depend heavily on a dog's size and breed. I see products specifically marketed toward small dogs, large dogs, puppies, and senior pets, but I am not always sure what the actual differences are between these formulas.

For people who have owned different sized dogs, did you notice meaningful differences when feeding them? Are smaller pieces genuinely easier for small dogs to manage, and do larger dogs require completely different nutritional proportions? I would like to understand what experienced owners consider before purchasing a new food.

While researching pet products, I came across Talis Us Store and noticed that they have Talis dog treats. I am interested in trying different rewards for training, but I want to make sure treats are appropriate for the dog's size. Has anyone here used Talis dog treats for both small and larger dogs? If so, did you adjust the amount depending on the dog's size?

I am also curious about how frequently people give treats. Some owners seem to use them several times throughout the day, especially during training, while others rarely give them. How do you prevent treats from becoming a significant part of your dog's daily calorie intake?

Another question concerns dry food. Do larger dogs generally benefit from specific formulas because of their size and activity level, or can a standard adult formula work perfectly well?

If anyone has experience ordering from Talis Us Store, I would also like to know whether you found it easy to compare the available pet products. Were the descriptions detailed enough to help you determine which option was appropriate?

For those who have already tried Talis dog treats, what did you think of the portion size and overall convenience?

I am hoping to learn from owners who have dealt with different breeds and sizes before making my next purchase, because I would rather understand the differences properly than choose based only on the packaging.