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toeknee



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Ours is on crate rest for 5-6wks, just had an op on a prolapsed disc ! So glad we have insurance Very Happy

Considering a Working Clumber next Mr. Green

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It's not the same but I like it


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Absolutely fantastical crisp shots there Tony

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Cheers Nick, nice bright conditions helped Thumbs Up Thumbs Up Thumbs Up

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And a DSLR Thumbs Up Another member of the failed FL2 clutch/DMF club, twice.

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Ah another member of the field sport photography Facebook group Very Happy Internet is a small world.

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The pack is still knackered from beating Thursday-Saturday, been in this pose all day.

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it certainly is gingerlord Thumbs Up Thumbs Up

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npinks



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After trying

Skinners
James Wellbeloved
Arden Grange
eukanooba
royal Cannin
Hills Science Plan

Rupert will not eat dry biscuits unless he has a pouch of meat added, his morning bowl can be still there on an evening, given the same biscuits but with a pouch of JWB turkey rice it's gone in seconds

Guess his a wet food dog Big Cry Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

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Steve D



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We feed ours Jameswellbeloved. We always mix a quarter of a small tray of meat with it and then a splash of water so you are left with a meaty, biscuity soup. Susie used to always leave some food before this but now she leaves nothing. Also, we never leave uneaten food - she gets fed twice a day and if she doesn't eat it at those times, it gets chucked.


Nick.. Are you sure you aren't feeding her too much. We based our feed on the manufacturers recommendations for her weight but she was getting rather barrel like so we've cut that down by half. When we went away over the new year with all our dogs, our breeder came with us with her dogs too. She was feeding her dogs HALF the amount that we were feeding ours which is why we are gradually cutting hers down. She fed her dogs only once a day (just kibble) and that amount was what we fed ours twice a day - plus meat! Her vet advised her not to feed to the manufacturers guidelines - their interest is in selling more food!

Post #249258 18th Jan 2015 9:26 am
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npinks



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We put down the recommended portion on a morning

This is just nibbled at through the day, he doesn't eat it straight off

What ever is left is normally thrown or mixed with a JWB puppy pouch on the evening

Our vet has said leaving it down is ok and he will eat when hungry, though the same vets has said to my brother not to leave food down, but that might be due to his dog been a Dalmatian and they will just eat and eat and eat

At the moment he is having a half tray of wainwrights meat, with a small portion of biscuits on top Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

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archie98



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If he has not eaten it in 30 mins remove it and dont feed him untill the next day he will soon learn.

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Craigius



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npinks wrote:
After trying

Skinners
James Wellbeloved
Arden Grange
eukanooba
royal Cannin
Hills Science Plan

Rupert will not eat dry biscuits unless he has a pouch of meat added, his morning bowl can be still there on an evening, given the same biscuits but with a pouch of JWB turkey rice it's gone in seconds

Guess his a wet food dog Big Cry


Have you tried putting water on the biscuits I do for my 3 dogs MY 2012 HSE LUX
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Post #249324 18th Jan 2015 5:07 pm
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gingerlord



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archie98 wrote:
If he has not eaten it in 30 mins remove it and dont feed him untill the next day he will soon learn.


Yep, he's learnt there's no rush to eat and if he waits long enough he gets tasty stuff as a reward.

Ours get there's down for 20 mins and if not eaten its picked up or given to one of the other dogs. When we just had one we did the same as you and kept changing foods till one of our gundog friends told us to just take it up and give it again for dinner. Repeat with same food till they eat it.

She lasted 3 days before relenting and haven't had a problem since for 4 years Rolling Eyes

Edit: we do put water in ours, just enough to coat them but not soak.

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Steve D



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We started putting plenty if water with ours after advice from the vet when we took her with a bladder infection..

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npinks



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I've tried water, from just a little to semi soggy finish

His been funny since we got him, it's not something new, fed on skinners by breeder, brought home, not interested

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