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• In Part I of this article, I gave a brief synopsis of Schutzhund and the qualities a dog would need to compete in this sport.   I gave a comparison of the physical traits of the three most commonly seen working breeds, the German Shepherd, the Rottweiler, and the Malinois and added to the mix, our up-and-coming breed, the American Bulldog.     In Part II, we will look at the drives, the handler/dog relationship and the varying levels of intelligence within these four breeds. ...
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• In the wild, food drive and reproductive drive are the underlying force behind all the other drives of the dog.   Food drive is what necessitates prey drive (dog chases food), defense drive (moment of the catch) and fighting drive (the willingness to stand, fight and kill it's prey). ...   Man has not yet learned to implement reproductive drive in a training program; however, food drive is relied on heavily.   Of all the drives used in Schutzhund training, food drive has the lowest intensity level.   We use food drive with puppies, young and novice dogs to teach the basics of Schutzhund obedience and tracking.   Food drive is a most valuable tool for teaching a dog.   Food keeps the dog interested in its task and offers an immediate reward for a job well done.   Teaching a dog with food drive is 100 times easier than teaching a dog without it.   Because food drive is of a lower intensity than the other drives, teaching with it lends more forgiveness to handler error (i. ...
• The intensity of food drive in the German Shepherd and Malinois breeds is very subjective.   There are some GSDs and Mals that have very high food drives and just as many that have to be starved for days in order to achieve the mildest interest in food.   While obedience can be taught using alternate drives, lack of food drive becomes a huge problem when teaching tracking.   In Rottweilers and American Bulldogs, the intensity of food drive is much more uniform.   It is very rare to meet an AB or Rott whose food drive is not through the roof. The incredibly high food drive in these two breeds may be credited partially for their excellent tracking abilities and perhaps compensates for their shorter muzzle length.   Food drive is the teaching drive.   It is a calmer drive and using it, you can teach the dog how to think. ...

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• Topic Dog Boards / Feeding / Puppy food - again!!!! .
• Holly is currently being fed on Bakers Complete puppy food which she really enjoys. ... Her coat is really great and she's in perfect condition but I'm not happy with the heavily processed nature of her food. ...
• I'm looking for a more 'natural' less processed food that has 150g or less as the recommended daily amount for a puppy of 7kgs (expected adult weight of 13. ...
• Is there a website anywhere that has comparison tables of all of the complete dog foods on the market?.
• Science plan is the better (in my opinion) - suggested feeding allowance for 20kg adult dog is 250g i think - i feed cleo (16kg) about 150g plus a bit of wet food. ...
• Full name: Hill's Science Plan - and if you buy some soon, you get the cutest little cuddly dog toy! I think that the cheaper dog food is false economy anyway, cos you end up having to feed much more, so have to buy more,etc. ...
• Fiona if you go to the website I posted under the topic Food, although it only tells you the amounts that IAMS and Eukanuba recommend you feed it will at least give you a couple of brands to either rule in or rule out. ...
• Okay well I don't know how to do a link to a previous topic so if you look under General, go to page 15, a thread titled Arden Grange Food by Pammy. Scroll down and Sierra listed an Independent Food Comparison website. ...
• I like their food and their staff are very helpful. ...
• Have you considered Arden Grange Issymum? I am not exactly sure how much you would feed but I think its a food you gernally feed less of, if you see what I mean. ...
• I've found it to be the best food, and we've been through many brands with our fussy eaters and poor doers. ...
• I would agree on the Nutro food. ... They say this is because most large food stores do not stock the entire range since they do so many for all stages of a dogs life.
• I remember in the press a few years ago someone who wanted to cross the Altantic in a barrel or something equally peculiar and got sponsership from various people for everything except food. Eventually he got sponsership from one of the dog food companies who supplied him with several sacks ( I think it may have been vitalin!)and a water purifier. ...

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• they started in 1923 in north yorkshire, however in 1990 they changed their name to wagg and stopped doing animal feed for farms and decided to concentrate on domestic animal food. ...
• my monthly food bill was also getting seriously out of control at nearly £150 for all the pets. a friend of mine suggested transferring the lot over to dry and complete food. ...
• on the front of the packet is the name of the product, wagg complete food. ... it also states that there is enough food to feed your pet for 34 days. ...
• when you open the sack there is a strong smell of dried dog food, its very hard to describe. ...
• on the back of the back it has a feeding guide and also details of the individaul make up of the food. on the sides there is different facts that make it good for your dog and on the other side there is the waggs details for customer services. ...
• im sure wagg have changed the look of this food recently as most of its food used to look flaky and now a lot of it has changed in look. ...
• Oils and fat is actually incorporated into the food, you cant see this or taste or smell it. ...
• Maize - This is a darkish yellow in colour and is shaped like triangles and forms the balance of wheat out in their food. ...
• Meat/Chicken - These are the two meats that are in this dog food, first of all the meat are a dark brown circular in colour and is strong in calcium for the strong bones. ...
• There is no need to supplement any food with Wagg, The food itself is very rich in Calcium, Amino Acids, Vitamins and Oils and fats which will help your dog keep fit and active. ...
• These have included dog leads, dog trainer balls, dog chews and dog meat sticks which is the current one. ...
• Its also supposed to stop your dog from passing wind, or at the least cut it down. ...

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• Oven-baking changes hard to digest starches into easy to digest dextrins, which are readily absorbed into your dog's system. The secret to good nutrition is not how many nutrients are present in a dog's food, but rather, how available they are and how efficiently they can be utilized when digested. ...
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• Wet fecal weights tendered (P50%) of barley may not be advantageous for dog owners who house their animals indoors for most of the day. ...
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• I contacted the chemist in Utah involved with the production of Ace Hi Lamb, Rice & Potato dog food after discussing a Pano problem with a former Wellpetter and he was not aware of the solanine situation. He stated that they procure their potato products from various locations -primarily from fast food chains as unfit for human consumption. ... They are/were legally allowed to state that the dog food contained potato but neglected to state on the package that it was unfit for human consumption or exactly what parts of the potato were involved. ...

• ARF4Westies is an Internet forum, by way of an email discussion list, for Westie owners to exchange information about "how to practice" and "benefit from" a species-specific appropriate raw food (ARF) diet, including poultry and animal meat and bones. Practitioners believe that ARF provides optimum nutrition for their Westies in comparison to that provided by kibbles and other "processed” pet foods. Many nutritionists agree that the continued feeding of a processed pet food diet results in impairment to the immune system of dogs, increasing their susceptibility to allergies and disease, resulting in less than ideal health.
• A fresh, raw food diet makes sense. In their natural habitat, neither the ancestors of Westies, nor their cousins in the wild today, have their food cooked or processed; nor do they eat a lot of grains, the major ingredient of kibbles.
• The dog is equipped for such a diet with an excellent set of forty-two teeth, including twelve incisors (small front teeth) that are adapted for cutting and seizing; four canines (the long pointed tusk-like dentition) which are for tearing, stabbing, or for "fixing" the struggling prey; and twenty-six premolars and molars (the broader, heavy rear teeth having substantially flat complex crowns) that are used as grinders for crushing food.
• The dog tears its food and often bolts large pieces with little or no mastication. The stomach is of simple structure capable of digesting this unchewed food, and the intestines are of length medium between the short ones of the true carnivora and the long ones of graminivorous animals.
• Westies become more allergy resistant and far less affected by food allergies. ...
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• It took me a while to figure out that my dog's food was giving him an excessive amount of Vitamin F. ... Corn meal makes my dog fart so much he could power a hybrid SUV. ... ) The trick to turning off Sparky's gas is finding a dog food that doesn't contain corn or soy--another common culprit. Grocery stores don't often stock a very large variety of dog foods but at Clark's Pet Emporium (or any good-sized pet store) you'll find a handful of formulas for dogs with sensitive digestive systems. ... The only drawback? You won't be able to blame your own farts on the dog anymore. ...
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• By most accounts the soul of the restaurant was lost when Soltner left, not so much because the food wasn't as good (although many say it wasn't) but because his familiar face was no longer there to make patrons feel that they were all special guests of this brilliant, supremely hospitable friend. ...

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• The term colitis in the dog and cat is very general. ...   Whenever veterinarians are confronted with a case of colitis in the dog or cat, a process of elimination is started in order to achieve a specific diagnosis for what type of colitis is present. ...
• These five designations are all describing a disease state where a dog or cat is showing signs of "colitis".
•   Chronic colitis almost always creates a weight loss situation in dogs and cats due to the loss of vitamins, rapid transit of food through the entire gastrointestinal system, blood and fluid loss, and infectious agents entering the animal's body through the damaged intestinal wall. ...
•   This portion of the digestive tract is the last segment to retain the digested food that has been processed by the stomach and small intestine. ...   All these functions, though, are seriously affected when a dog or cat develops colitis. ...
• Foreign Body Colitis - We've all seen the dog that eats grass and straw. ...   Any dog with pica (the compulsion to eat non food material) is a candidate for intermittent colitis. ...
•   It is seen often in the hyper-excitable dog that is stressed, overworked, or apprehensive. ...
• I have no idea what herbal remedy would help because I don't know if this "colitis" is due to a food allergy or intolerance, from Giardia or other parasites, from bacterial infection, from leukemic cell infiltration, an autoimmune disorder or even cancer.
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•   The dog or cat often strains to pass small amounts of stool and may actually appear to be constipated. ...
• History - It is very important to observe and describe accurately all  factors such as the type and frequency of stool, the dog's environment, diet, stress factors, straining, etc. ...
• A blood test for evidence of Pancreatic digestive enzyme insufficiency called an TLI Test (trypsin-like immunoreactivity) can be used to evaluate the ability of the pancreas to properly digest food presented to the digestive tract.   There are state-of-the-art blood tests that only a few laboratories can run that will indicate probabilities of specific food ingredients to which the patient may be hyper-responsive.

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• Plump whole chickens, choice cuts of beef, fresh grains, and all the wholesome nutrition your dog or cat will ever need. These are the images pet food manufacturers promulgate through the media and advertising. ... pet food industry wants consumers to believe they are buying when they purchase their products. ... It focuses in very general terms on the most visible name brands - the pet food labels that are mass-distributed to supermarkets and discount stores - but there are many highly respected brands that may be guilty of the same offenses. ...
• What most consumers don't know is that the pet food industry is an extension of the human food and agriculture industries. Pet food provides a market for slaughterhouse throw aways, grains considered "unfit for human consumption," and similar waste products to be turned into profit. ... Three of the five major pet food companies in the United States are subsidiaries of major multinational companies: Nestlé (Alpo, Fancy Feast, Friskies, Mighty Dog), Heinz (9 Lives, Amore, Gravy Train, Kibbles n Bits, Recipe, Vets), Colgate-Palmolive (Hill's Science Diet Pet Food). ... From a business standpoint, multinational companies owning pet food manufacturing companies is an ideal relationship. The multinationals have a captive market in which to capitalize on their waste products, and the pet food manufacturers have a reliable source from which to purchase their bulk materials. ... And while many of the foods on the market are virtually the same, not all of the pet food manufacturing companies use poor quality and potentially dangerous ingredients. ...

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• Since her dog has a separation anxiety problem, she left her with a neighbor while she was gone. Her dog, Circe, had been eating Purina Pro Plan for several years. ...
• When my friend, Sheila, got home, her neighbor told her that Circe just could not be kept away from his dogs food. ... What was this tasty wonder food, the food that Circe, Miss Finicky herself, adored? It was. ...
• If you read the reviews of Gravy Train here on Epinions, you will find that almost every reviewer says the same thing; my dog loves it; just gobbles it up. This is obviously a tasty food that appeals to dogs. ...
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• Structure is controlled by genes that affect bones, muscles, tendons, ligaments, and growth rate, and health depends on gene interaction as simple as that governing progressive retinal atrophy (the dog either has it or he doesn't; there's no halfway) or as complex as that influencing various autoimmune diseases, seizures, or various circulatory defects. ...
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• PennHip, the system developed at the University of Pennsylvania and now owned by International Canine Genetics, uses a series of three different x-rays to determine the dog's hip status. The Institute for Genetic Disease Control uses the same x-rays as required by OFA but will report a dog as dysplastic or not at 12 months of age. ...
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