munsterlurcher 0 Posted September 27, 2009 Report Share Posted September 27, 2009 lads i cant get barf any where near i live so can anyone tell me whats the next best complete dry food that i can get for him as i hunt him a few nights a week , have u ever heard of black angus real nature food is it any good or what about select gold , i think i need somthing thats going to give him plenty protein and so that he will have plenty energy to keep goin, i heard this black angus real nature is good , hope u can help me out here guys Quote Link to post Share on other sites
emeera 1 Posted September 27, 2009 Report Share Posted September 27, 2009 i use richa 24% protein once a week i will add 1 raw egg yolk for extra protein ,also add mince or any other meat we buy for the dogs to add to it but they generally enjoy it without anything got richa from the game fair but aparntly you can get it at b&m for £3.95 a med bag hope this helps Quote Link to post Share on other sites
look up 406 Posted September 27, 2009 Report Share Posted September 27, 2009 lads i cant get barf any where near i live so can anyone tell me whats the next best complete dry food that i can get for him as i hunt him a few nights a week , have u ever heard of black angus real nature food is it any good or what about select gold , i think i need somthing thats going to give him plenty protein and so that he will have plenty energy to keep goin, i heard this black angus real nature is good , hope u can help me out here guys i think barf stand for bone and rour flesh meaning mince the rabbit ur dog catch mate and feed it to him alb Quote Link to post Share on other sites
skycat 6,174 Posted September 27, 2009 Report Share Posted September 27, 2009 BARF means simply: Bones and Raw Food, or if you prefer, Biologically Appropriate Raw Food. In other words: feed your dog meat and bones. If you can't find a supplier which sells meat etc for dogs, then go to your butcher and ask him for off cuts, chicken carcases etc. Tescos etc often sell chicken wings very cheap. Buy their cheapest minced meat, once a week some liver; (that's cheap too), fresh mackeral (very cheap and feed raw and whole once a week) If you can't get enough meaty items then supplement with a complete food but don't feed both raw and complete at the same meal as they need a different length of time to digest. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
chartpolski 24,653 Posted September 27, 2009 Report Share Posted September 27, 2009 BARF means simply: Bones and Raw Food, or if you prefer, Biologically Appropriate Raw Food. In other words: feed your dog meat and bones. If you can't find a supplier which sells meat etc for dogs, then go to your butcher and ask him for off cuts, chicken carcases etc. Tescos etc often sell chicken wings very cheap. Buy their cheapest minced meat, once a week some liver; (that's cheap too), fresh mackeral (very cheap and feed raw and whole once a week) If you can't get enough meaty items then supplement with a complete food but don't feed both raw and complete at the same meal as they need a different length of time to digest. I've allways used cheap "complete" food mixed with barf; done it for about 45 years, with everything from Terriers to Greyhounds........ never had a problem. Cheers. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
its ma baw 51 Posted September 27, 2009 Report Share Posted September 27, 2009 BARF means simply: Bones and Raw Food, or if you prefer, Biologically Appropriate Raw Food. In other words: feed your dog meat and bones. If you can't find a supplier which sells meat etc for dogs, then go to your butcher and ask him for off cuts, chicken carcases etc. Tescos etc often sell chicken wings very cheap. Buy their cheapest minced meat, once a week some liver; (that's cheap too), fresh mackeral (very cheap and feed raw and whole once a week) If you can't get enough meaty items then supplement with a complete food but don't feed both raw and complete at the same meal as they need a different length of time to digest. I've allways used cheap "complete" food mixed with barf; done it for about 45 years, with everything from Terriers to Greyhounds........ never had a problem. Cheers. Where did you get complete food mix 45 year ago? Quote Link to post Share on other sites
chartpolski 24,653 Posted September 27, 2009 Report Share Posted September 27, 2009 BARF means simply: Bones and Raw Food, or if you prefer, Biologically Appropriate Raw Food. In other words: feed your dog meat and bones. If you can't find a supplier which sells meat etc for dogs, then go to your butcher and ask him for off cuts, chicken carcases etc. Tescos etc often sell chicken wings very cheap. Buy their cheapest minced meat, once a week some liver; (that's cheap too), fresh mackeral (very cheap and feed raw and whole once a week) If you can't get enough meaty items then supplement with a complete food but don't feed both raw and complete at the same meal as they need a different length of time to digest. I've allways used cheap "complete" food mixed with barf; done it for about 45 years, with everything from Terriers to Greyhounds........ never had a problem. Cheers. Where did you get complete food mix 45 year ago? You think there wasn't complete dog food in the 60's ?????? How old are you ????? Cheers. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
its ma baw 51 Posted September 27, 2009 Report Share Posted September 27, 2009 BARF means simply: Bones and Raw Food, or if you prefer, Biologically Appropriate Raw Food. In other words: feed your dog meat and bones. If you can't find a supplier which sells meat etc for dogs, then go to your butcher and ask him for off cuts, chicken carcases etc. Tescos etc often sell chicken wings very cheap. Buy their cheapest minced meat, once a week some liver; (that's cheap too), fresh mackeral (very cheap and feed raw and whole once a week) If you can't get enough meaty items then supplement with a complete food but don't feed both raw and complete at the same meal as they need a different length of time to digest. I've allways used cheap "complete" food mixed with barf; done it for about 45 years, with everything from Terriers to Greyhounds........ never had a problem. Cheers. Where did you get complete food mix 45 year ago? You think there wasn't complete dog food in the 60's ?????? How old are you ????? Cheers. I honestly didn't think you could get complete dog mix back then. I'm 43, you? Quote Link to post Share on other sites
munsterlurcher 0 Posted September 27, 2009 Author Report Share Posted September 27, 2009 BARF means simply: Bones and Raw Food, or if you prefer, Biologically Appropriate Raw Food. In other words: feed your dog meat and bones. If you can't find a supplier which sells meat etc for dogs, then go to your butcher and ask him for off cuts, chicken carcases etc. Tescos etc often sell chicken wings very cheap. Buy their cheapest minced meat, once a week some liver; (that's cheap too), fresh mackeral (very cheap and feed raw and whole once a week) If you can't get enough meaty items then supplement with a complete food but don't feed both raw and complete at the same meal as they need a different length of time to digest. I've allways used cheap "complete" food mixed with barf; done it for about 45 years, with everything from Terriers to Greyhounds........ never had a problem. Cheers. Where did you get complete food mix 45 year ago? You think there wasn't complete dog food in the 60's ?????? How old are you ????? Cheers. anyone else help me out here really need a good complete dry food ever heard of that black angus real nature stuff think its kinda new Quote Link to post Share on other sites
chartpolski 24,653 Posted September 27, 2009 Report Share Posted September 27, 2009 BARF means simply: Bones and Raw Food, or if you prefer, Biologically Appropriate Raw Food. In other words: feed your dog meat and bones. If you can't find a supplier which sells meat etc for dogs, then go to your butcher and ask him for off cuts, chicken carcases etc. Tescos etc often sell chicken wings very cheap. Buy their cheapest minced meat, once a week some liver; (that's cheap too), fresh mackeral (very cheap and feed raw and whole once a week) If you can't get enough meaty items then supplement with a complete food but don't feed both raw and complete at the same meal as they need a different length of time to digest. I've allways used cheap "complete" food mixed with barf; done it for about 45 years, with everything from Terriers to Greyhounds........ never had a problem. Cheers. Where did you get complete food mix 45 year ago? You think there wasn't complete dog food in the 60's ?????? How old are you ????? Cheers. I honestly didn't think you could get complete dog mix back then. I'm 43, you? Wagg have been making complete dog food since 1923; CobbyDog were DELIVERING complete dog food to your door since the 60's ! I'm 57, but I'm sure you knew that ! LOL ! Cheers. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
its ma baw 51 Posted September 27, 2009 Report Share Posted September 27, 2009 BARF means simply: Bones and Raw Food, or if you prefer, Biologically Appropriate Raw Food. In other words: feed your dog meat and bones. If you can't find a supplier which sells meat etc for dogs, then go to your butcher and ask him for off cuts, chicken carcases etc. Tescos etc often sell chicken wings very cheap. Buy their cheapest minced meat, once a week some liver; (that's cheap too), fresh mackeral (very cheap and feed raw and whole once a week) If you can't get enough meaty items then supplement with a complete food but don't feed both raw and complete at the same meal as they need a different length of time to digest. I've allways used cheap "complete" food mixed with barf; done it for about 45 years, with everything from Terriers to Greyhounds........ never had a problem. Cheers. Where did you get complete food mix 45 year ago? You think there wasn't complete dog food in the 60's ?????? How old are you ????? Cheers. I honestly didn't think you could get complete dog mix back then. I'm 43, you? Wagg have been making complete dog food since 1923; CobbyDog were DELIVERING complete dog food to your door since the 60's ! I'm 57, but I'm sure you knew that ! LOL ! Cheers. Funnily enough..... i did know your age. Howz the dugs? Quote Link to post Share on other sites
chartpolski 24,653 Posted September 27, 2009 Report Share Posted September 27, 2009 BARF means simply: Bones and Raw Food, or if you prefer, Biologically Appropriate Raw Food. In other words: feed your dog meat and bones. If you can't find a supplier which sells meat etc for dogs, then go to your butcher and ask him for off cuts, chicken carcases etc. Tescos etc often sell chicken wings very cheap. Buy their cheapest minced meat, once a week some liver; (that's cheap too), fresh mackeral (very cheap and feed raw and whole once a week) If you can't get enough meaty items then supplement with a complete food but don't feed both raw and complete at the same meal as they need a different length of time to digest. I've allways used cheap "complete" food mixed with barf; done it for about 45 years, with everything from Terriers to Greyhounds........ never had a problem. Cheers. Where did you get complete food mix 45 year ago? You think there wasn't complete dog food in the 60's ?????? How old are you ????? Cheers. I honestly didn't think you could get complete dog mix back then. I'm 43, you? Wagg have been making complete dog food since 1923; CobbyDog were DELIVERING complete dog food to your door since the 60's ! I'm 57, but I'm sure you knew that ! LOL ! Cheers. Funnily enough..... i did know your age. Howz the dugs? Old dog is about finished, Delta is at the top of her game, and I've just got a new pup in for next year. If you know me, just say, or PM me. Cheers. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
its ma baw 51 Posted September 27, 2009 Report Share Posted September 27, 2009 BARF means simply: Bones and Raw Food, or if you prefer, Biologically Appropriate Raw Food. In other words: feed your dog meat and bones. If you can't find a supplier which sells meat etc for dogs, then go to your butcher and ask him for off cuts, chicken carcases etc. Tescos etc often sell chicken wings very cheap. Buy their cheapest minced meat, once a week some liver; (that's cheap too), fresh mackeral (very cheap and feed raw and whole once a week) If you can't get enough meaty items then supplement with a complete food but don't feed both raw and complete at the same meal as they need a different length of time to digest. I've allways used cheap "complete" food mixed with barf; done it for about 45 years, with everything from Terriers to Greyhounds........ never had a problem. Cheers. Where did you get complete food mix 45 year ago? You think there wasn't complete dog food in the 60's ?????? How old are you ????? Cheers. I honestly didn't think you could get complete dog mix back then. I'm 43, you? Wagg have been making complete dog food since 1923; CobbyDog were DELIVERING complete dog food to your door since the 60's ! I'm 57, but I'm sure you knew that ! LOL ! Cheers. Funnily enough..... i did know your age. Howz the dugs? Old dog is about finished, Delta is at the top of her game, and I've just got a new pup in for next year. If you know me, just say, or PM me. Cheers. I only know you from on here mate.... Bit of a hero of mine...... Quote Link to post Share on other sites
munsterlurcher 0 Posted September 27, 2009 Author Report Share Posted September 27, 2009 BARF means simply: Bones and Raw Food, or if you prefer, Biologically Appropriate Raw Food. In other words: feed your dog meat and bones. If you can't find a supplier which sells meat etc for dogs, then go to your butcher and ask him for off cuts, chicken carcases etc. Tescos etc often sell chicken wings very cheap. Buy their cheapest minced meat, once a week some liver; (that's cheap too), fresh mackeral (very cheap and feed raw and whole once a week) If you can't get enough meaty items then supplement with a complete food but don't feed both raw and complete at the same meal as they need a different length of time to digest. I've allways used cheap "complete" food mixed with barf; done it for about 45 years, with everything from Terriers to Greyhounds........ never had a problem. Cheers. Where did you get complete food mix 45 year ago? You think there wasn't complete dog food in the 60's ?????? How old are you ????? Cheers. I honestly didn't think you could get complete dog mix back then. I'm 43, you? Wagg have been making complete dog food since 1923; CobbyDog were DELIVERING complete dog food to your door since the 60's ! I'm 57, but I'm sure you knew that ! LOL ! Cheers. Funnily enough..... i did know your age. Howz the dugs? Old dog is about finished, Delta is at the top of her game, and I've just got a new pup in for next year. If you know me, just say, or PM me. Cheers. I only know you from on here mate.... Bit of a hero of mine...... can anyone help me out is ther any real good lurcher men here dat no there stuff Quote Link to post Share on other sites
its ma baw 51 Posted September 27, 2009 Report Share Posted September 27, 2009 BARF means simply: Bones and Raw Food, or if you prefer, Biologically Appropriate Raw Food. In other words: feed your dog meat and bones. If you can't find a supplier which sells meat etc for dogs, then go to your butcher and ask him for off cuts, chicken carcases etc. Tescos etc often sell chicken wings very cheap. Buy their cheapest minced meat, once a week some liver; (that's cheap too), fresh mackeral (very cheap and feed raw and whole once a week) If you can't get enough meaty items then supplement with a complete food but don't feed both raw and complete at the same meal as they need a different length of time to digest. I've allways used cheap "complete" food mixed with barf; done it for about 45 years, with everything from Terriers to Greyhounds........ never had a problem. Cheers. Where did you get complete food mix 45 year ago? You think there wasn't complete dog food in the 60's ?????? How old are you ????? Cheers. I honestly didn't think you could get complete dog mix back then. I'm 43, you? Wagg have been making complete dog food since 1923; CobbyDog were DELIVERING complete dog food to your door since the 60's ! I'm 57, but I'm sure you knew that ! LOL ! Cheers. Funnily enough..... i did know your age. Howz the dugs? Old dog is about finished, Delta is at the top of her game, and I've just got a new pup in for next year. If you know me, just say, or PM me. Cheers. I only know you from on here mate.... Bit of a hero of mine...... can anyone help me out is ther any real good lurcher men here dat no there stuff LOL.... say's the guy who doesn't know how to feed a f*****g dog LMFAO Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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