frozen chicken

[watchman 256]

i think them people who give them frozen food are just bone idle would you want a frozen sunday dinner no you wouldnt so y give the dogs it treat your dogs like you treat yourself. if you feeding them frozen you crnt be thinking of them much like some have said given them it because forgot to get it out day before

i get what your saying and that's your view,but i would say that with all the care my dogs get, kennelling,best of grub and exercise then bone idle is definitely not on my list,i admit i wrote the word regularly,and for that i take criticism on the chin,certainly not one to back track,but even after a day defrosting in the shed,the carcasses can still have ice crystals on them,i have never looked at it as a problem,i have also given them straight from the freezer,its not about being lazy even though others have agreed they sometimes forget,i just think it makes more of a meal,if that makes sense,i know they not huskies but the question really is have i been harming my dogs for the last 17 years in doing so,

[rebel2009 20]

i think them people who give them frozen food are just bone idle would you want a frozen sunday dinner no you wouldnt so y give the dogs it treat your dogs like you treat yourself. if you feeding them frozen you crnt be thinking of them much like some have said given them it because forgot to get it out day before

i get what your saying and that's your view,but i would say that with all the care my dogs get, kennelling,best of grub and exercise then bone idle is definitely not on my list,i admit i wrote the word regularly,and for that i take criticism on the chin,certainly not one to back track,but even after a day defrosting in the shed,the carcasses can still have ice crystals on them,i have never looked at it as a problem,i have also given them straight from the freezer,its not about being lazy even though others have agreed they sometimes forget,i just think it makes more of a meal,if that makes sense,i know they not huskies but the question really is have i been harming my dogs for the last 17 years in doing so,

no probs pal i wasnt having a dig at you its just that there is alot out there that would be that way out just chuck it in and shut door behind them atb pal

[watchman 256]

i think them people who give them frozen food are just bone idle would you want a frozen sunday dinner no you wouldnt so y give the dogs it treat your dogs like you treat yourself. if you feeding them frozen you crnt be thinking of them much like some have said given them it because forgot to get it out day before

i get what your saying and that's your view,but i would say that with all the care my dogs get, kennelling,best of grub and exercise then bone idle is definitely not on my list,i admit i wrote the word regularly,and for that i take criticism on the chin,certainly not one to back track,but even after a day defrosting in the shed,the carcasses can still have ice crystals on them,i have never looked at it as a problem,i have also given them straight from the freezer,its not about being lazy even though others have agreed they sometimes forget,i just think it makes more of a meal,if that makes sense,i know they not huskies but the question really is have i been harming my dogs for the last 17 years in doing so,

no probs pal i wasnt having a dig at you its just that there is alot out there that would be that way out just chuck it in and shut door behind them atb pal

not a problem at all mate

[shadowfax 0]

I give my lurcher frozen chicken legs about once a month. It's not laziness, on the contrary, because I like to stay with her while she eats them so it takes longer to eat a frozen leg. The reason I give her them frozen is purely that in my mind, there would be less harmful bacteria in a frozen leg than a defrosted one, I know that there is probably the same amount of bacteria but it just seems safer.

[watchman 256]

I give my lurcher frozen chicken legs about once a month. It's not laziness, on the contrary, because I like to stay with her while she eats them so it takes longer to eat a frozen leg. The reason I give her them frozen is purely that in my mind, there would be less harmful bacteria in a frozen leg than a defrosted one, I know that there is probably the same amount of bacteria but it just seems safer.

never even crossed my mind about the bacteria, i feed mine chicken every day,as well as various other game, vegetables and the usual household scraps,