Dog Food Blues
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hey ron who do you get your dog food from ? I have been feeding sportsmix 26/18 and have good luck with it but I mite try the pride if I can find it at that price...
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Mike I thought you fed "Ol Roy"??Mike Caudill wrote:Been feeding Joy 4 years now, Like it very well. You dont live 5 min. from the cheapest place to get it! 18.99 a bag!!

I feed Sportmix 26/18, dogs look great on it, I get it for $23/50 lb.......thats much better than $44/35 lb of Purina Performance
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i get it from jeff davis, he is just north of me about a half hour.
i get it from jeff davis, he is just north of me about a half hour.
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OK thanks ron. I will talk to you about it the next time I make it up your way
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pztrailman wrote:What kind of problems are you having with the 24/20 Sportmix, Maple Valley?
Temps were in the 50s last night soloed about 2.5 hours dog did fine, i got ate up by freaking ticks.Anyway when temps are hot dogs eating lots of grass and standing around like he is spent.I bit the bullet last night and bought 2 bags of performance
best food by far priced like top shelf booze.
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Diamond extreme Athlete works good for me runnin them real hard right now and they stay up
on it after all nite runnin with out feeding a bushel of it!
on it after all nite runnin with out feeding a bushel of it!
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I been feeding a Raw Diet and I have had no problems what so ever. They never crap that much, and when they do it's very little and don't have any odor to it and turns white in just a few days. They don't ever seem to drink a lot of water, Never eat grasses, they have tons of energy, never get too thin, coats look great, teeth look great, they never seem to wear down or get ragged looking after 7 days of running. I picked up the other night for the first time in months 40 lbs of chicken thigh, legs, and drum sticks and two 18 packs of eggs for $27.76 at WalMart. I do this about every two months and it last me a week feeding 20 hounds. That's just the same as 50 lbs of dry dog kibble for the same price with a lot less problems. I just normally get beef bones and fat scraps, out dated ground chuck at the local meat market for free that the dogs do really really well on to. Every now and then I throw in some veggies for good measures. I have just about all my females on the same heat cycle and they seem to stay on schedule just fine feeding this diet also. In the last 6 months feeding 20 dogs I've only spent about $75 - $100 at absolute tops in dog food. I have yet to get a sick or poor looking dog feeding this. They stay looking good, feeling and performing really well for me so I'll just have to stick with it for now until I see other wise. Good luck finding an outstanding dry kibble that doesn’t change your dogs health with weather changes.
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Same here, fed Pro Plan, Diamond, Sportmix, Black Gold and always seemed to have one issue or another. Switched to the new Southern States and having trouble keeping weight off the dogs, they do look good, feeding the complete sport 24/20 in the green bag, can't beat 40lbs for $16.Buckshot101 wrote:Had fed SportMix for a few years until I started hearing about Southern States new Advanced formulas. Been feeding it for a year now and I really like it.
I haven't tried their Complete version -- been feeding the Advanced Active.
http://www.southernstates.com/products/ ... index.aspx
When I fed the SportMix, I switched to the Maintenance formula during the summer.
Even though Southern States largest bags are 40lbs, cost wise was the same for me on buying 500lbs -- actually gained 20lbs.
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I have always fed Black Gold black bag. It is pricey at $32.00 a bag but its worth it.
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I have been feeding Riverbend 24/20 meat based for a long time $16.75 for 50 lbs. I have never had the first problem winter or summer.
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jimmy,ive been feedin black gold black bag for 6 months now and so far i think it is the best feed ive ever fed,i am not one to switch around alot until i start seeing constant prblems,just the short time ive been feedin it i think the dogs are doing great on it,good shape with runnin,shiny and slick with small firm stolls,i can get it in bardstown for $25.00 for a fifty pound bag thats including tax,thats a little to far for you but you can check on some prices around mt.sterling
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You're getting robbed at that price.beaglerof4 wrote:I have always fed Black Gold black bag. It is pricey at $32.00 a bag but its worth it.