Hi Marquela & Pochy! Welcome
I feed Abby a mixed diet. She has home-made beef/rice/vitamins/nutrients mix made by a state-wide home delivery service here in Queensland, Australia. They also have a chicken/rice/vitamins/nutrients mix which I will be trying next time. I mix that usually with some sort of baby food. Usually a pea & potato one, and a little pumpkin & potato mix. Abby loves this. She eats this wet combination twice a day - morning and night. For lunch, she has dry puppy biscuits. I was feeding her all wet food when she was younger because she had no teeth, but since growing some teeth she likes this better. The dry food is Lucky Dog Puppy food at the moment. This is the brand that the breeder was using for her, so I bought it before I got her (a big 3kg bag of it!). As soon as she has finished this bag, I am going to put her on Eukanuba, Iams or Science Diet - still researching cos I have plenty of time! LOL
My vet recommended something like Eukanuba to be given once a day to the pup. Reason being that it is rich in nutrients. That way, you can chose what to give her at her other meals and (within reason of course) not be overly concerned... ie I preferred to feed Abby a home-made meal as opposed to tinned food, so feeding her something like Eukanuba ensures that she gets everything she needs.
The only tinned food I like (that I have tried) is an Australian brand called Nature's Gift. This food is made of human-grade foods and, from my research, appears to be quite good for them.
The products out there are limitless, I guess you just have to find one that you feel is right for your baby and that they like! The way I see it, if you supplement one meal a day with a high quality, high nutrient dry food then you can play a bit with the wet food until you find something you are happy with.
Good Luck!