Labradors! Any time is feeding time!! But in reality, they (okay, he, down to one now) gets a very small breakfast, usually a couple of biscuits and a main meal at 5pm. Quantity depends on how hard he's been playing/working. Never a scrap left. When we had two, dinner was scoffed in double quick time, but now he's a (little) slower, knowing there won't be anyone hovering. It was quite funny, they would finish as if on cue at the same time, then rush to each others' bowls, always to discover nothing left.
He might get the odd biscuit during the day as a reward if, say we've left him alone for a few hours and he hasn't created (as a young dog he would howl if left alone - separation anxiety - but not any more (unless it goes much past dinner time). Speaking of which, surprise surprise, he is more reliable than the speaking clock. Kind of throws him off a bit when the clocks go forward or back though. My son tends to alter the feeding times for his dogs to keep them guessing, but there's nothing wrong with a bit of a routine for them in my book. They are creatures of habit and generally slot in with our human habits too mostly.
