Wyatt is eating from his bowl!

Now he seems to be eating so fast and gets sick after he eats,(not every meal) mostly breakfast, we feed him 1 and half cups .We thought of giving him half and then the other and see if this helps, any suggestions?

We switched to 2 meals a day as per the breeder and our vet, when we were doing 3 times Wyatt never finished his dinner, I think I will try 1/2 cup before bed,

thank you for all the suggestions

On my dog food bag is says  dogs 50-100 pounds eat between 4 cups to 6 cups a day...

So right now Blitz is 7 months and about 50ish pounds (haven't had him to the vet lately so I am guessing when the new puppy goes the the vet I am bringing Blitz to weigh him) I was giving him the 4 1/2 cups a day through 3 feedings, but he was always searching for food and running to his food cabinet...so I am now giving him 5 cups a day in by 3 feedings and he is much better on the begging...

I am curious how many cups a day the 1yr and up dogs are getting?

I feed twice a day at 5 am and 5 pm.  I didn't realize it was exactly 12 hours apart until I was reading this thread.  On average (mine each get a variation of this because they are three different sizes) I feed only kibble in the morning (1.5 cups) and kibble and canned in the evening (1.5 cups kibble, 1 cup canned).  I also include a skin and coat supplement in the evening meal along with a joint supplement in the form of a peanut butter biscuit. Thet also will get quality leftovers mixed into there meal if I have something (could be meats, cheese, vegetables, etc) and about twice a week I add sardines to there meal.  In the summer I back off this a bit and run them lean because of the heat in Texas.  In the winter this goes up some because they are outside allot and it is colder and they burn calories staying warm. Their actual activity level stays pretty constant throughout the year. For treats (and I use allot of small treat bits in training which I typically do every day), they get either home backed liver treats (I use chicken liver and sometimes add peanut butter, molasses, sweet potato, carrots, etc so the formula varies a bit) or banana bits (made with ripe bananas).

Peanut butter is great stuff and the dogs love it.  If his coat is a little dry you can also add fish oil or olive oil. 

A cheap trick is to invert a small bowl in the larger bowl and put the food around the edge.  I've also heard of putting a ball in the bowl.  Probably not a good idea with GSP's since they would want to play instead of eat.

My GSP's eat 2 cups a day each.  They both free feed.  I've never had dogs that have done that.  There is asbolutely no competition for food from either one and their bowls are right next to each other on top of a rubber maid container.  They are brother and sister (9 months apart).  If feed them in the morning and quite often there is still food in the bowls in the evening.