| Took an innocent pet food related question 21:49 - Jun 26 with 6348 views | textbackup |
To a dog breed specific forum earlier today…
I think you’d get treated better if you said, on here, that you supported Tommy Robinson!
They were not happy that I mentioned I’d be moving my puppy to dry food as opposed to raw meat (at a cost of £5 a day 😂)
On looking, most were based in the USA.
However, what do you have your dogs on? We have a 2 year old golden retriever, been on dry her whole life, beautiful coat, healthy, clean teeth.
Just added a German Shepherd, 9 weeks old, the breeder had him on 1kg of raw meat a day! (Not even puppy food, was adult stuff) to me, seems a little excessive… my last GSD was on Aldi mixer and Aldi tins, lived to 13 and had only 1 vet visit his entire life!
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| Took an innocent pet food related question on 10:04 - Jun 28 with 246 views | Ryorry |
| Took an innocent pet food related question on 08:58 - Jun 28 by redrickstuhaart |
Thats not proof im wrong. No stufy has shown life without them.
Its a very selfish attitude. You like dogs and they are good for you, so who cares about people who dont like them but still have to step in their mess, listen to their constant yapping, and change where they walk because of dogs of leads bounding up when unwanted. |
You're the one being selfish (and jumping to false conclusions about me when you've never met me).
I care a lot about people who don't like dogs, and frequently pick up or cover up other peoples' dogs mess when out, because a) that selfish minority give the rest of us a bad name, and b) I don't like stepping in it myself. Also keep my (over-friendly, still in training) 15-month Lab on a lead if there are other people around.
Not much I can do about others' yapping, but again they are in a minority
Edit: btw, re your comment that "No stufy has shown life without them" - well I'm sure that's correct, no "stufy" will ever have done so ...  On the other hand, the thousands of peer-reviewed studies carried out will pretty obviously have been compared with control samples of those who don't have dogs living with them. [Post edited 28 Jun 2024 10:44]
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