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23 minutes ago, Daniel cain said:

Nice mate... They make good loyal family dogs..... They can go when they want too?Ggg.jpg.2b19a75e682d00bf3e63b98f6d007a8c.jpg

Yeah he's been spot on so far apart from that incident with the bone. He was with the litter later than normal so that early protective instinct never got ironed out. 

He's starting to get a bit rough with dogs already I just hope he doesn't become a nightmare when he's older. 

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Speaking of him. I've started him on some new 80/20 ratio kibble that's meant to be the dogs bollocks. He loves the stuff tbh but their serving sizes are half the amount of other kibbles, they say it's because their stuff is densely packed with nutrition.

Anyway I served him the recommended amount but he still wanted more and finished it in short order unlike his other foods. I then started serving him more than the recommended 350g per day but I noticed that his stools were soft and he seems to have lost a little weight. 

I weighed him and he had lost a kilo in a week and half on the stuff. The company told me he may be eating too much so his body isn't absorbing the food. Is there any truth to this or is it hogwash, if I eat more I don't get thinner. ?

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12 minutes ago, Greb147 said:

Speaking of him. I've started him on some new kibble that's meant to be the dogs bollocks. He loves the stuff tbh but their serving sizes are half the amount of other kibbles, they say it's because their stuff is densely packed with nutrition.

Anyway I served him the recommended amount but he still wanted more and finished it in short order unlike his other foods. I then started serving him more than the recommended 350g per day but I noticed that his stools were soft and he seems to have lost a little weight. 

I weighed him and he had lost a kilo in a week and half on the stuff. The company told me he may be eating too much so his body isn't absorbing the food. Is there any truth to this or is it hogwash, if I eat more I don't get thinner. ?

no mate, 1st sign  of dog health   is there shit, if to soft etc, and they  shit more than 2 stools, then they either got upset gut, or there being over fed , my d ogs do norm 2 shits a day ,  mine are fed on raw mince chicken , big dog as 3/4 pound lb, plus  4 small cups of dry meal 24% protein  . and looks tip top shape .

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no mate, 1st sign  of dog health   is there shit, if to soft etc, and they  shit more than 2 stools, then they either got upset gut, or there being over fed , my d ogs do norm 2 shits a day ,  mine are fed on raw mince chicken , big dog as 3/4 pound lb, and he looks sound in my mind plus  4 small cups of dry meal 24% protein  . and looks tip top shape .

So if I feed him too much he will actually lose weight relative to if I fed him less? His shits starts of a little firmer but gets sloppier when he finishing. He will usually only have 3 shits a day. This kibble is over 30% protein. 

Their recommendations for the day is 350g for his size, when I split that in to 3 servings it seems hardly nothing. 

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