removing meat

[deerhound working 3]

as my dogs finished up for the season i reduce the meat in there feeding to once a week and put them on nuts and fish and cooked mince tripe until september when i put them back on beef chicken nut rice pasta so i like to know what do lads like yourselfs do and how do ye feed

Edited March 1, 2007 by deerhound working

[witton 6]

nuts? Its a dog mate not a parrot Mine will get meat all year mixed with rice and pasta a coule of times a week I also give plenty of meaty bones And teh odd bit of veg a coupel of times a week.

David

[deerhound working 3]

nuts? Its a dog mate not a parrot Mine will get meat all year mixed with rice and pasta a coule of times a week I also give plenty of meaty bones And teh odd bit of veg a coupel of times a week.

David

i feel they benifit more in the winter when they had little are no meat for the summer

[Leon 0]

I don't change my dogs diet at all tried it once never again,I just start fitness training late july it works for me.

[deerhound working 3]

I don't change my dogs diet at all tried it once never again,I just start fitness training late july it works for me.

leon if you dont mind me asking what problems did you encounter as fitness goes they will get five miles every day and in mid july i put tem on a walking m/c in the mornings and evening timei road run 3 miles and walk the last 2

[socks 32,253]

how can a dog benefite from having his meat removed from his diet ?????????

[deerhound working 3]

how can a dog benefite from having his meat removed from his diet ?????????

when there not working there not burning and the meat can do harm in there system (fat) so as there work increase then they need meat to help them with there work load

Edited March 1, 2007 by deerhound working

[socks 32,253]

how can a dog benefite from having his meat removed from his diet ?????????

when there not working there not burning and the meat can do harm in there system (fat) so as there work increase then they need meat to help them with there work load

 

lol what harm can meat do to a meat eater ... i am dying to hear this one lol ............

[deerhound working 3]

how can a dog benefite from having his meat removed from his diet ?????????

when there not working there not burning and the meat can do harm in there system (fat) so as there work increase then they need meat to help them with there work load

 

lol what harm can meat do to a meat eater ... i am dying to hear this one lol ............

nothing but would you like to eat the same thing day in day out if a dog eats to much meat it can effect his running i.e to much protien

[socks 32,253]

lol i would hate to eat the same thing day in day out BUT I AM HUMAN NOT A DOG ...... how does to much protein affect a dogs running mate ............

[socks 32,253]

well i am still waiting for this amazing answer ............

[deerhound working 3]

lol i would hate to eat the same thing day in day out BUT I AM HUMAN NOT A DOG ...... how does to much protein affect a dogs running mate ............

when a dogs body breaks down protein it creats high acid levels to break down the protein for the dogs system this amio acid is also needed by a runnning dog to repair tussie damage during a course so if a dog is eating to much meat he wasting this trying to break down excess meat in the body a sign of this is froting after a run early season

[Squirrel_Basher 17,100]

nothing but would you like to eat the same thing day in day out if a dog eats to much meat it can effect his running i.e to much protien

 

Deerhoundworking -You are thinking too much mate .Dogs unlike ourselves ,thrive on a regular diet of MEAT,MEAT,MEAT .Its the amount of meat you need to adjust in the diet and not remove it altogether.

Off seasons are not excuses to feed the dogs a poorer diet ,just cut down the ration to maintenance.

Too much excess protein is wasted on a dog that s not working and passes out the back end ,stressing the kidneys if fed to extreme.

[socks 32,253]

lol i would hate to eat the same thing day in day out BUT I AM HUMAN NOT A DOG ...... how does to much protein affect a dogs running mate ............

when a dogs body breaks down protein it creats high acid levels to break down the protein for the dogs system this amio acid is also needed by a runnning dog to repair tussie damage during a course so if a dog is eating to much meat he wasting this trying to break down excess meat in the body a sign of this is froting after a run early season

 

the acid in the gut used to break down the dogs food is a different type of acid than amino acid .... amino acid comes from protein which in turn comes from meat ... now i am not going to get all technical and use big words with you as it is plainly obvious you dont understand what you are talking about ... lets put it simply ... dogs need protein to maintain a healthy body ... ie bone muscle tendon etc etc etc ... the best form of protein is meat ... so by removing meat from the diet you are removing everything the dog NEEDS to stay in top shape ............

[deerhound working 3]

nothing but would you like to eat the same thing day in day out if a dog eats to much meat it can effect his running i.e to much protien

 

Deerhoundworking -You are thinking too much mate .Dogs unlike ourselves ,thrive on a regular diet of MEAT,MEAT,MEAT .Its the amount of meat you need to adjust in the diet and not remove it altogether.

Off seasons are not excuses to feed the dogs a poorer diet ,just cut down the ration to maintenance.

Too much excess protein is wasted on a dog that s not working and passes out the back end ,stressing the kidneys if fed to extreme.

i dont feed a pooer diet the fish and mince trip cost way more than the meat but i see your point on the amount of meat as the thinking goes i always try to improve and by these posts i can hear what other lads view are thanks for the in put