DOG FOOD???

Here is a website that should help you decide on the quality of food you might want to try.
http://www.dogfoodadvisor.com/

Dog food is very important not only to the dogs conditioning and stamina but also his long term health, something too many guys don't consider.
I feed two types of dry food along with meat, either bison, horse or anything else I can get my hands on.
I would suggest buying two types of dry food and mixing them together and also adding meat.
 
Originally Posted By: FullCryHounds
I feed two types of dry food along with meat, either bison, horse or anything else I can get my hands on.
I would suggest buying two types of dry food and mixing them together and also adding meat.

Huh???

I thought I was the only one that did that.
I mix Diamond and Black Gold along with meat when I can get it.
My dogs do great on it.
 
Black Gold; I used the black bag but dealer dried up.
Native: Level-2 dealer dried up.
Diamond Naturals; Gave my dog the sh*ts and farts.
Merrick: Whole Earth Farm. Dogs doing good on it and it's priced under $1/lb. Crossing fingers the dealers keep up the supply.
 
If you have a Costco nearby, they have a brand called Kirkland that is rated a 4 out of 5. It's first ingredient is not corn like most dry food but chicken/lamb. It is a 50 lb bag that sells for around $25. I was surprised to see this brand with such a high rating and good price. I have not personally tried it but it looks like a good option.
 
Things to consider.
Breed, size, age, it's job.
An active dog needs more calories and fat then a chubby house
dog.

Most large breeds do not do well with many grains in their
foods.
 
Originally Posted By: Jesse lackeyLove the new avatar rjm!

Something I borrowed from the net as it was kind of appropriate.
Probably should get my screen name changed also.
 
Originally Posted By: Caller-4-HireDiamond

Diamond Naturals.
We feed the Large Breed to the big dogs.
Smaller dogs prefer lamb & rice.

All our dogs have done extremely well on it.

If we have a dog thats a little underweight we mix in
something called Dyne. It's pretty much liquified fat.
Or molasses.
 
Originally Posted By: FullCryHoundsIf you have a Costco nearby, they have a brand called Kirkland that is rated a 4 out of 5. It's first ingredient is not corn like most dry food but chicken/lamb. It is a 50 lb bag that sells for around $25. I was surprised to see this brand with such a high rating and good price. I have not personally tried it but it looks like a good option.


What costco has that stuff, when I go to there web site I can't find it.
 
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