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November 1, 2013 at 12:48 pm #27470
hickorycreekchesapeakes
ParticipantHi,
We have several Chesapeake Bay Retrievers, and I am searching for the best dry dog food for them. I want a really good food, but since I am feeding several dogs, economics comes into play as well. Our dogs are active, as we have 200+ acres and five ponds at our home. If we ever have a sick dog, I supplement with a homemade dog food of chicken fat, beef, long grain brown rice, peas, carrots, and eggs. Yet, I need a good everyday food for them. I work full time, and have two very active children, so making their food everyday is not an option.Thanks,
LeahNovember 1, 2013 at 3:09 pm #27475Mom2Cavs
MemberThere are plenty to choose from on the market. It might take trying a few to see which works the best for you, but some I’d recommend are:
Nutrisource
Earthborn
4Health – grain free only
Fromm Gold, or any Fromm (but Gold is more cost effective, along with their Classic line)
Merrick
Holistic Select
I also like TOTW, but be aware that it is a Diamond product.November 2, 2013 at 10:49 am #27528InkedMarie
MemberI just have to say, I read your name too fast, thought it said cheapskates, not Chesapeake!
November 2, 2013 at 11:58 am #27530theBCnut
MemberI do just the opposite, when I see the word cheapskate, I read Chesapeake. But when I started out in dogs, two of my friends and mentors were Chessie breeders.
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