terrierjohn 49 Posted December 24, 2010 Report Share Posted December 24, 2010 i think its white bread mate as its got too much wheat in it but i could be wrong yes matee your wrong white bread has too much starch in it to give to dogs Quote Link to post
Beddy-Poacher 30 Posted December 24, 2010 Report Share Posted December 24, 2010 2 cups dry meal 2 slice brown bread 1 raw egg 1/4 pint of milk in the morning not fed when taken out obviously 3 cups dry meal soaked in boiling water and left to cool 4 slice brown bread half a big tin of meat handfull raw mince and some electrolite at night this is what i feed any my lurchers on and amounts will vary in size of dog but these are what i feed a dog between 25/27 inch cheers john Goats milk is better for dogs than cows milk mate, They digest it easier Quote Link to post
john* 17 Posted December 24, 2010 Report Share Posted December 24, 2010 some good tips coming in Quote Link to post
Carlos quick fire 26 Posted December 24, 2010 Report Share Posted December 24, 2010 another tip, never eat yellow snow haha Quote Link to post
terrierjohn 49 Posted December 24, 2010 Report Share Posted December 24, 2010 2 cups dry meal 2 slice brown bread 1 raw egg 1/4 pint of milk in the morning not fed when taken out obviously 3 cups dry meal soaked in boiling water and left to cool 4 slice brown bread half a big tin of meat handfull raw mince and some electrolite at night this is what i feed any my lurchers on and amounts will vary in size of dog but these are what i feed a dog between 25/27 inch cheers john Goats milk is better for dogs than cows milk mate, They digest it easier sorry bud i never specified which milk but i use the 1% fat stuff i dont even know if any shops near me sell goats milk i've never seen it in them but mind you i wasnt really looking Quote Link to post
terrierjohn 49 Posted December 24, 2010 Report Share Posted December 24, 2010 another tip, never eat yellow snow haha aye and never piss into the wind and always check upstream before you take a drink from it haha you never know if there a dead sheep in it haha that happened to my cousin one day we were out hahaha he must have swallowed about half a pint of water and 20 yards further up there was a dirty big dead ewe in the burn :sick: :sick: Quote Link to post
Blue one 89 Posted December 24, 2010 Report Share Posted December 24, 2010 Just tip folks, if you poor hot water onto the complete dog food to let it soak, you will take out most of the goodness from it. Only luke warm or just luke, not boiling! I feed red Mills Racer mainly, along with rabbits and butchers off cuts. Was feeding Gain, but gone back to red mills, as they have improved their formula and my dogs look well on it. I think Gain has gone down hill of late! Quote Link to post
Richie10 345 Posted December 24, 2010 Report Share Posted December 24, 2010 Minced chicken, beef and tripe. Eggs Sardines rice Pasta Broccoli Venison Rabbit No biccies. Quote Link to post
Guest jt750 Posted December 24, 2010 Report Share Posted December 24, 2010 BARF = biologically appropriate raw food Dog grade minced chicken/beef/ lamb which has meat fat bone offal and tripe already in Chicken wings Raw finely grated carrots/turnip Finely chopped cabbage red or green/ cauliflower /broccoli /sprouts Raw eggs including shell Brown bread/ Rice / Pasta Raw fish whem i can get it or sardines The dogs love it and only crap a third of what they used to on dry I feed on feel and tend to feed the raw veg every other day depending Quote Link to post
riohog 5,714 Posted December 24, 2010 Report Share Posted December 24, 2010 just a thought about feeding .. man has kept dogs for millenia , for hunting and guarding , if man didnt eat ,nor did his dog ...................wonder which are /were the best dogs .. the well fed ones of today ..or the dogs of old , that if they didnt feed there master ,they didnt eat themselves?! Quote Link to post
optimus 447 Posted December 24, 2010 Report Share Posted December 24, 2010 ANY WORKING DOG REQUIRES DECENT FOOD. ESPECIALLY IN THE WINTER WHEN ENERGY REQUIREMENTS THROUGH RUNNING & BODY HEAT WITH THE COLD PUT MORE STRAIN ON YOUR DOG. HOWEVER MOST DOGS AS WITH PEOPLE ARE DIFFERENT. WHAT MAKES 1 DOG FAT MAY KEEP ANOTHER THIN. IVE SEEN FEN DOGS RAN ON A NORMAL COMPLETE MEAL RUN WELL & OTHER DOGS THAT NEEDED A BETTER DIET TO MAINTAIN THEMSELVES. HOWEVER SCIENTIFIC YOU BECOME ON YOUR DOGS DIET THERE IS AN OLD SAYING "you cant put in what God has left out" & YOU CANT MAKE A POOR DOG IN TO A GOOD ONE IF THE ABILITY SIMPLY ISNT THERE 1 Quote Link to post
dougall 98 Posted December 24, 2010 Report Share Posted December 24, 2010 well said Quote Link to post
optimus 447 Posted December 24, 2010 Report Share Posted December 24, 2010 2 cups dry meal 2 slice brown bread 1 raw egg 1/4 pint of milk in the morning not fed when taken out obviously 3 cups dry meal soaked in boiling water and left to cool 4 slice brown bread half a big tin of meat handfull raw mince and some electrolite at night this is what i feed any my lurchers on and amounts will vary in size of dog but these are what i feed a dog between 25/27 inch cheers john Goats milk is better for dogs than cows milk mate, They digest it easier sorry bud i never specified which milk but i use the 1% fat stuff i dont even know if any shops near me sell goats milk i've never seen it in them but mind you i wasnt really looking ANY FARMING SUPPLIERS THAT SELLS BAGS OF POWDERED CALFS MILK WILL SELL GOATS MILK ALSO. HOWEVER GOATS MILK IS MORE EXPENSIVE AS IT CONTAINS BETTER NUTRITION PER WEIGHT THAN CALFS MILK DOES. I ONLY USED IT WHEN WEANING PUPS ON TO A MORE SOLID DIET AROUND 3WKS OLD , BOTH GOATS & CALFS MILK HAD A LOVELY SWEET SMELL WHEN MIXED WITH WARM WATER & I SOAKED A DECENT COMPLETE MEAL IN IT GRADUALLY MAKING IT FIRMER AS THE PUPS GOT OLDER. GREYHOUND MEN HAVE LONG GAVE THEIR DOGS A BREAKFAST WITH WARM MILK Quote Link to post
terrierjohn 49 Posted December 24, 2010 Report Share Posted December 24, 2010 2 cups dry meal 2 slice brown bread 1 raw egg 1/4 pint of milk in the morning not fed when taken out obviously 3 cups dry meal soaked in boiling water and left to cool 4 slice brown bread half a big tin of meat handfull raw mince and some electrolite at night this is what i feed any my lurchers on and amounts will vary in size of dog but these are what i feed a dog between 25/27 inch cheers john Goats milk is better for dogs than cows milk mate, They digest it easier sorry bud i never specified which milk but i use the 1% fat stuff i dont even know if any shops near me sell goats milk i've never seen it in them but mind you i wasnt really looking ANY FARMING SUPPLIERS THAT SELLS BAGS OF POWDERED CALFS MILK WILL SELL GOATS MILK ALSO. HOWEVER GOATS MILK IS MORE EXPENSIVE AS IT CONTAINS BETTER NUTRITION PER WEIGHT THAN CALFS MILK DOES. I ONLY USED IT WHEN WEANING PUPS ON TO A MORE SOLID DIET AROUND 3WKS OLD , BOTH GOATS & CALFS MILK HAD A LOVELY SWEET SMELL WHEN MIXED WITH WARM WATER & I SOAKED A DECENT COMPLETE MEAL IN IT GRADUALLY MAKING IT FIRMER AS THE PUPS GOT OLDER. GREYHOUND MEN HAVE LONG GAVE THEIR DOGS A BREAKFAST WITH WARM MILK aye it was a good greyhound man that i used to help out in his kennels walk his dogs etc etc that i got this diet from and i've stuck to it for years Quote Link to post
black recking it 730 Posted December 24, 2010 Report Share Posted December 24, 2010 2 cups dry meal 2 slice brown bread 1 raw egg 1/4 pint of milk in the morning not fed when taken out obviously 3 cups dry meal soaked in boiling water and left to cool 4 slice brown bread half a big tin of meat handfull raw mince and some electrolite at night this is what i feed any my lurchers on and amounts will vary in size of dog but these are what i feed a dog between 25/27 inch cheers john Goats milk is better for dogs than cows milk mate, They digest it easier sorry bud i never specified which milk but i use the 1% fat stuff i dont even know if any shops near me sell goats milk i've never seen it in them but mind you i wasnt really looking ANY FARMING SUPPLIERS THAT SELLS BAGS OF POWDERED CALFS MILK WILL SELL GOATS MILK ALSO. HOWEVER GOATS MILK IS MORE EXPENSIVE AS IT CONTAINS BETTER NUTRITION PER WEIGHT THAN CALFS MILK DOES. I ONLY USED IT WHEN WEANING PUPS ON TO A MORE SOLID DIET AROUND 3WKS OLD , BOTH GOATS & CALFS MILK HAD A LOVELY SWEET SMELL WHEN MIXED WITH WARM WATER & I SOAKED A DECENT COMPLETE MEAL IN IT GRADUALLY MAKING IT FIRMER AS THE PUPS GOT OLDER. GREYHOUND MEN HAVE LONG GAVE THEIR DOGS A BREAKFAST WITH WARM MILK aye it was a good greyhound man that i used to help out in his kennels walk his dogs etc etc that i got this diet from and i've stuck to it for years terrierjohn you local asda will do goats milk cravendale its called loads of calcium in it im giving it to my pup the now mate Quote Link to post
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