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flesh diet green tripe carcass ,chicken frames lambs waste nacks breast etc no need for any cerael .green tripe will provide the veg.

 

 

im afraid you will not get a dog conditioned to the best of his ability without any form of carbs,

proof of the puddings in the eating, not whats put up on the net..

Thank you :thumbs:

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PROOF IN THE PUDDING CERTAINLY ,but running a pack of hound 3,4 times a week winter time need flesh to get the best from them . flesh stays on a dog ,they get all they need from the fats supplied from flesh carcass flesh fats bone the lot ,are by far the best form of diets a working type dog needs carb modern diets ,are fine for convenience ,i suppose20 30 miles covered per day depending on whay type of pack and type of land they cover in winter conditions flesh diets rain supreme.all the best bunnys

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ps one other instance i may add take a look at the nomadic tribes from the north flesh seal meat rich in fats , some of these animals are expected towork all day pulling weights , constantly feding dogs grain over ganeration after generation his not the natural diet for canines .

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ps one other instance i may add take a look at the nomadic tribes from the north flesh seal meat rich in fats , some of these animals are expected towork all day pulling weights , constantly feding dogs grain over ganeration after generation his not the natural diet for canines .

It should be diet to fit need and one size does not fit all, if I owned a working sledge dog I would feed it a high protein and fat diet with very little in the way of carbs, no more than 10%, as fat is the basic fuel for steady long duration work, but as I own sight hound types I feed carbs as these provide the basic fuel for sprint type activities.

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i have a long time friend who his a proffessional grey trainer ,keeping up to 130 hounds these dogs by sheer volume are fed complete diets .the meals he uses are gain 28 high protein austrolian fomula 30 protein when resting gain 20 plus all the other breakfast cereals ,these dogs perform week in week out on protein diets not carb based diets these dogs alone would suffer physically on low based protein diets unless being rested . ps and yes they hit top speeds , head banger .

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i have a long time friend who his a proffessional grey trainer ,keeping up to 130 hounds these dogs by sheer volume are fed complete diets .the meals he uses are gain 28 high protein austrolian fomula 30 protein when resting gain 20 plus all the other breakfast cereals ,these dogs perform week in week out on protein diets not carb based diets these dogs alone would suffer physically on low based protein diets unless being rested . ps and yes they hit top speeds , head banger .

 

What sort of ingredients make up the complete diets?

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Austrailian formula.

Creatine enhanced and with high grade vitamins

Chelated trace minerals for improved bio-availability

Contains premium quality chicken, fish, rice, corn and selected vegetables Formulated to give supreme quality and performance

Performance through research

Featuring Glutamine 250mg/kg

Available in 15kg.

lots of carbs! :whistling:

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Austrailian formula.

Creatine enhanced and with high grade vitamins

Chelated trace minerals for improved bio-availability

Contains premium quality chicken, fish, rice, corn and selected vegetables Formulated to give supreme quality and performance

Performance through research

Featuring Glutamine 250mg/kg

Available in 15kg.

lots of carbs! :whistling:

 

That's what I was thinking :whistling: ........

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