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Feeding Big Dogs

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Date: 11/27/2004 Topics: Pets > Dogs | Old Categories > Pets  
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We have two large breed dogs and so it does get quite expensive to buy dog food at times. We don't like to buy the generic brands because they are full of nothing but filler which means that even though they may get full, it takes more of it to fill them up than the more expensive, higher quality brands. The higher quality brands are so expensive, though, that I have found a good alternative. Try buying your dog food from a feed store! They carry several different brands and they usually very good quality and a much better price!

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By Sonya. (Guest Post)
I find that feeding the "cheap" dog food leads to more "poop" to be scooped. I always use a top grade dog food and use treats as we are training and the animal expects it after awhile. I use snausages for the treats but I slice each one into at least 6 pieces and that stretches them pretty good.

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