If you can’t feed raw full time I recommend this kibble.
Nature's Logic Canine Beef Meal Feast All Life Stages Dry Dog Food, 26.4-lb bag - Chewy.com
I rotate between raw and that kibble. So usually 3/4 of the year on raw and the other 1/4 of the year on kibble when I don’t hVe time to prep...
This is the nutritional breakdown of pure green tripe. Hope this helps.
edit:Tripe contains a moderate amount of purine, and therefore can be fed in moderation.
honestly he looks fine, a little on the chonkers side however there’s still a tuck. Maybe could shed 2-3 pounds. However he’s still growing and you might have weird phases of chonkyness.
When he was a puppy I’d have to wrestle him WWE style, pry his jaws open like Steve Irwin used to do with crocodiles. Then pull the object out of his mouth.
however now, I tell him out and he usually drops it, if not a small correction with the e collar or prong and he’ll drop it.
the old “shock” collars are ancient and I don’t think any manufacture makes them anymore.
however these “stimulation” collars still use the same principle. Hence why their stilled called “electrical stimulation collars”. A voltage is applied to stimulate the muscle to create a pain effect...
an electrical stimulation is still used. That’s what’s creating the stimulation in the muscle. Voltage is applied, however a very very small amount of amperage is applied. It’s the same principle as a taser or stun gun.
All e dollars deliver a shock that most will find uncomfortable or painful. Based off your “views” you’ll end up sending the mini educator back as well.
Feed it raw, including the shell. your robbing the nutrients from the egg when you boil it or cook it.
try to feed quail or duck eggs if you can source them over chicken eggs.
I started off with the sport dog collar you have, however I didn’t like it. There’s only 6 or 7 stim levels with a buzz and a beep. Not enough range imo. What you described isn’t a defective device. It’s just how the device is.
I used it for maybe a month and ended up getting the E-collar...
On days of heavy exercise I will add cubed fat to my dudes diet. As long as the dogs active I don’t think it’s an issue. I also will feed high fat meat (ground beef, pork, etc)
Just remember calories in vs calories out.
the one on the left looks like she’s sick of the one in the middles shit and the one on the right looks like she wants no part of either of them. Lmao.
I don’t think you’re going to find a breeder who only breeds for service dogs. Your best bet is to find a reputable breeder who does health testing, temperament testing and such. Any well bred dobe is capable of doing what you’ve described.
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