MMZero2009
Hi, I have recently researched a website that is breeding website and gives you tips about feeding your pits. What website are you talking about?
I have red if you want a nice coat on your pup to give it about a teaspoon of canola or corn oil in they're serving of food yes you can use canola oil to ADD oil into the system to create a oily style shiny coat. You do not want to add CORN oil as some dogs can be ALLERGIC to corn
if you want a good digestive system on them to put some yogurt and cottage cheese on they're meal, is this true? Yogurt w/ apple cidar vineager helps the digestion system but cottage cheese does not if used more for fat being added into the body
also, what can I feed a newborn pup to be strong and healthy, and also have a beautiful coat? A premium dog food or a RAW diet (if you plan on going to a RAW diet please do your homework first)
No, I am not considering breeding him because of the trainers on this website adviced me not to because he has a bowed leg. which trainer are you speaking about. there is NO way of truly knowing this pups leg structure on a 9 week old puppy. but if you are not planning on showing or working your dog in sports then there is really no need to breed. Or for that matter if the dog does not registration papers.
He is bearly 9 weeks old today and I thinking of switching to kibbles n bits for him because the food im feeding him is puppy food and has 26% protein and I think i need 24% or less to help his leg problem ok about the food you are planning on feeding your puppy
Kibble & bits ingredients (ALL IN BOLD IS BAD FOR DOGS)
corn, soybean meal, beef and bone meal, ground wheat flour, animal fat (bha used as preservative), corn syrup, wheat middlings, water sufficient for processing, animal digest (source of chicken flavor), propylene glycol, salt, hydrochloric acid, potassium chloride, caramel color, sorbic acid (used as a preservative), sodium carbonate, minerals (ferrous sulfate, zinc oxide, manganous oxide, copper sulfate, calcium iodate, sodium selenite), choline chloride, vitamins (vitamin E supplement, vitamin A supplement, niacin supplement, D-calcium pantothenate, riboflavin supplement, pyridoxine hydrochloride, thiamine mononitrate, vitamin D3 supplement, folic acid, biotin, vitamin B12 supplement), calcium sulfate, titanium dioxide, yellow 5, yellow 6, red 40, BHA (used as a preservative), dl methionine.
If YOU want this puppy to grow up healthy & strong then this is NOT the food to feed a dog for that matter a puppy. Its not designed to give a puppy is proper nutrition.