What food are you feeding?
based on the upper picture, she’s too skinny. I’d want her to be at least 50-53 pounds with that frame. She’ll also continue to grow for another 9-18 months.
This is all my opinion, others will chime in as well.
First off, no one should be touching your f*cking dog or “speaking” to him without your permission. However I highly recommend you don’t allow people to touch or interact with him in public. I personally believe it’s counter productive.
My suggestion is continuing training, train some more...
Well, you could just walk by with a second leash, when the dog pursues you you clip the leash on the dogs collar and continue walking with your dog and your new dog. :thumbsup2:
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feeding instructions are a guideline. Every dog is different so their needs are different. I feed 3-5 pounds of food a day now. It used to be less, but as physical activity increases food demand increases. On some days I feed 6 pounds. You will have to determine what works for your dog.
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You don’t mix kibble and raw. There’s no “transition time” with switching to a raw diet. You do a 24 hour fast. Then begin feeding raw meals. However, if their not balanced you will have bad results.
I typically have a 12” tab on my dudes collar and I rarely actually hold it. I have his e collar on him with remote in hand though just Incase he decides to make poor judgement. We’ve had zero issues as his recall is pretty good and he doesn’t typically bolt off and is good at ignoring other...
I feel like proper training would of prevented this. 90% of people who own dogs shouldn’t own them because of their irresponsibility in ownership. Flexi leads, the retractable leashes and harnesses(unless sports/protection etc.) shouldn’t be used in general.
Had a kong or two when he was younger. He went thru a “destroy the f*ck” out of everything phase and they didn’t last long so I stopped using them. However they were the blue puppy ones. To be honest for the last year+ I’ve only given him benebones and homemade chew treats (dehydrated beef...
recently ordered a Kong box, it came in today. I wasn’t expecting it to have treats. I typically don’t give treats other than dehydrated raw, so I’m not sure if these are ok to feed or garbage. Anyone have any idea?
HA! Not a chance, if I left rex alone in the house for more than 10-15 minutes I’d comeback to something messed up and probably a trip to the vet to induce vomiting and an X-ray. When we’re not home he’s crated. I have a playpen for him which is a 6x6’ cage in the living room that has some toys...
I highly recommend getting off Purina. Purina is complete shit. I occasionally feed kibble when I don’t have time to make my raw food. I feed
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How are you getting away with only feeding 35 pounds a month? That doesn’t seem right, my dudes fairly active and rests at 80 pounds currently and I’m feeding 3 pounds of food a day. And I give a calories supplement with his meals and I’m barely able to keep weight on him.
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