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August 29, 2019 at 3:56 am in reply to: Help with dog food aggression but not his food #145541 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibility
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Memberhey, i know you donāt want him to send him for training but trust me i have faced similar problems with my Labrador Bruno. When i adopted him his eating habits were not right , he was so habituated with packed dog food that he just would never switch to home made food which i believe is beneficial after a certain time.
Finally i decided to take him to a professional for help, my friend suggested me this place called Camp Bow Wow in Midddlesex https://www.campbowwow.com/middlesex/ New Jersey, they had these amazing training courses ranging from basic to advanced levels, they also help if your dog has some special problem like this one and believe me consulting them was one of the best decisions i took it was a huge relief, i would definitely recommend this place.
August 26, 2019 at 8:23 am in reply to: Top Recommended Dry Foods #145399 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilityrobbert C
MemberBefore commenting whether Purine is a good choice or not it has to be confirmed whether the dog has genetic DCM or diet caused DCM. From the past six months i have been feeding my dog a grain free food and there is no change in his condition .
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