Faults has a dog man.

[Kerny92 1,246]

Now i know we all like to pretend we are whiter than white on here and are the textbook dog men but i say bullshit!

We all have are faults but not will admit it and even more worrying some won't believe it.

My fault is i get irritated easily with dogs if they are not behaving to what i believe is appropriate and can over discipline , i need to accept that they have their faults and are not machines.

What are your faults, come and get them off your chest.

Edited July 2, 2018 by Kerny92

[Kerny92 1,246]

2 minutes ago, Rusty_terrier said:

I bought a plummer.

A fool and his money are easily parted..... did he sort your leak out?

[Foxpack 2 7,853]

Realising the hard way. That dogs have off days.!! Learned a valuable lesson long time ago and never made it again. Also feed the best of gear not complete dog shit meal!! 

[Kerny92 1,246]

1 minute ago, Foxpack 2 said:

Realising the hard way. That dogs have off days.!! Learned a valuable lesson long time ago and never made it again. Also feed the best of gear not complete dog shit meal!! 

What you feed yours? 

[Foxpack 2 7,853]

Hard winter. They are all on tripe n veg, pasta etc. Chicken mince, beef, plenty of veg. Summer I, ll get them quality dog meal. Costs a fair bit. But stops the flies etc. But once season starts so does the good food. regime. 

[blackmaggie 3,377]

Once knowing enough was enough but still had to have that last run cost me dear   taking lads out on ear say only to find them boomerang trusting folk when I should of known better after listening to them i have made God knows how many mistakes over the years but like life every day is a school day the biggest fault i have seen is folk not being honest to themselves 

[Pirate 9000 676]

  Could not agree more with foxpack the amount of dog lads who pride themselves on feeding there dogs on the cheepist shit dog meal and then go on to tell you what great dogmen they are and how dogs are the most important thing in their life.

[Kerny92 1,246]

Talking of food I've been talking to the vet today about what he thinks is best. I asked him about raw and he said he personally wouldn't do it and would advise the more expensive dog food.

[Kerny92 1,246]

Just now, baker boy said:

he would, he's on commision from the dog food company

Give over

[japs eye 46]

4 minutes ago, Kerny92 said:

Talking of food I've been talking to the vet today about what he thinks is best. I asked him about raw and he said he personally wouldn't do it and would advise the more expensive dog food.

loads of vets advise feeding dry expensive stuff these days just like the dry expensive range they all seem to have nicely on view in there surgeries.

[Foxpack 2 7,853]

Dogs are four legged athletes and should be fed accordily. My small bushing dog wouldn't last five minutes running about on fells if I fed them complete meal.they thrive off raw gear. As for vets most haven't a clue and usually recommend food that by the coincidence they have on the surgery shelfs. 

[Kerny92 1,246]

4 minutes ago, japs eye said:

loads of vets advise feeding dry expensive stuff these days just like the dry expensive range they all seem to have nicely on view in there surgeries.

Yep maybe there is something to it but he stated the more expensive brands have stricter standards. There's no regulations as far as i know so the cheap shite is just that. I'm sure folk on here have used a good brand and know the results.

[dytkos 17,861]

3 minutes ago, japs eye said:

loads of vets advise feeding dry expensive stuff these days just like the dry expensive range they all seem to have nicely on view in there surgeries.

No shit! I took my terrier for her booster today (£33) and asked them why I hadn't had a reminder? You mustn't be on the list was the reply, well how come you send me emails and texts asking me to take advantage of your pet club where you can get all your pets wormers and flea treatment etc for as little as from £4 a week?

Used to be a country vets, now part of a chain of businesses.

Cheers, D.

[Shovel shy 4,033]

15 minutes ago, Kerny92 said:

Talking of food I've been talking to the vet today about what he thinks is best. I asked him about raw and he said he personally wouldn't do it and would advise the more expensive dog food.

Vet we use reccomends raw food for working do.

[japs eye 46]

1 minute ago, Kerny92 said:

Yep maybe there is something to it but he stated the more expensive brands have stricter standards. There's no regulations as far as i know so the cheap shite is just that. I'm sure folk on here have used a good brand and know the results.

i feed a handful of dry aswell as flesh just incase theres a lack in vitamins or minerals in the raw diet.