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I do the same one day a week.Clean water only :good:

 

 

in the summer just give fleshy bones twice a week ,in the winter once a week but with more flesh , keeps the teeth clean and the belly's tight

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Full grown dogs one good feed every 2 days plenty of water.

 

Do you mean let the dog gourge till full then fast for a day or feed a set meal then fast ?

Ive found when a dog is working 3-4 days a week in the winter its a job to keep the weight on so dont do it any more .The theory behind the fast is to clear the gut and bowel out and also watch the weight in summer.

It does produce better toned dogs ,though,as their bodies learn to burn excess fat faster.

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well i feed my terrier every day but if there is food left in the bowlas in the AM will vut down that night till they start clearing it in one sitting.......

 

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Full grown dogs one good feed every 2 days plenty of water.

 

Do you mean let the dog gourge till full then fast for a day or feed a set meal then fast ?

Ive found when a dog is working 3-4 days a week in the winter its a job to keep the weight on so dont do it any more .The theory behind the fast is to clear the gut and bowel out and also watch the weight in summer.

It does produce better toned dogs ,though,as their bodies learn to burn excess fat faster.

 

If you are working your dog hard 3-4 days a week no matter how much or often you feed him he won't keep weight on. Unlike us, dogs eat till full and then cache their food to return later to feed on it. In the wild canids rarely get a square meal every day. Often they go without a full belly for several days. The strong survive and produce strong offspring. Fat dogs with full bellies don't hunt well!

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Full grown dogs one good feed every 2 days plenty of water.

 

Do you mean let the dog gourge till full then fast for a day or feed a set meal then fast ?

Ive found when a dog is working 3-4 days a week in the winter its a job to keep the weight on so dont do it any more .The theory behind the fast is to clear the gut and bowel out and also watch the weight in summer.

It does produce better toned dogs ,though,as their bodies learn to burn excess fat faster.

 

If you are working your dog hard 3-4 days a week no matter how much or often you feed him he won't keep weight on. Unlike us, dogs eat till full and then cache their food to return later to feed on it. In the wild canids rarely get a square meal every day. Often they go without a full belly for several days. The strong survive and produce strong offspring. Fat dogs with full bellies don't hunt well!

 

When I say keep the weight on, I dont mean fatten the thing up .All I meant was that a fasting day in the winter was no good as the dog needs the energy from regular food .

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I do the same one day a week.Clean water only :good:

 

 

in the summer just give fleshy bones twice a week ,in the winter once a week but with more flesh , keeps the teeth clean and the belly's tight

i;ll try that one on the wife :laugh::laugh:

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I do the same one day a week.Clean water only :good:

 

 

in the summer just give fleshy bones twice a week ,in the winter once a week but with more flesh , keeps the teeth clean and the belly's tight

i;ll try that one on the wife :laugh::laugh:

 

 

:whistle: :laugh::good:

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