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I have a 17month old dog been eating same food since bout 7months old and clear's his dish evry feed but the last 2 weeks hes gone off his food and picks at it tried adding gravy he cleared the bowl first 3 times now back to picking at it. Any help or ideas be very helpfull thanks alb taffyboi

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  On 09/11/2010 at 17:37, taffyboi said:

Il give that a go to night thanks for tha replys, if he does eat the chicken and past what shal I do stick with that?

Thanks agen atb taffyboi

Mines same age and he had a spell of doing it , keep taking the bowl away , he will give in before you !

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our dogs have done this a few times in the past, first time we found food was damp and slight mould in it, another time the food had changed slightly but all dogs turned there nose up at it, we changed supplier and had no problems since

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  On 09/11/2010 at 16:41, taffyboi said:

I have a 17month old dog been eating same food since bout 7months old and clear's his dish evry feed but the last 2 weeks hes gone off his food and picks at it tried adding gravy he cleared the bowl first 3 times now back to picking at it. Any help or ideas be very helpfull thanks alb taffyboi

 

all your doing by giving him a heap of different things is educating his tastebuds, if the dog never got anything else only dry , it would not know that there is anything else out there,,get him back on the regular stuff, never had a dog starve himself yet,,Sounds like hes developed a taste for something else,,as the man said earlier, keep giving what your giving as long as its a good quality feed, the stand off is him or you, who cracks first,,best of luck with him,,

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