Question for the raw feeders.....
Just because dogs have, unfortunately, adapted to the foods humans have chosen is easier to feed them, does not mean it is good for them. Dry dog food kibble did not become available until the mid 50's and it was simply a convenience for pet owners that could afford to buy it.
Dogs are not designed to handle the digestion of grains and carbs and have no need for that type of food. Not to mention that cooking food means a loss of nutritional value and commercial dry dog food has to be cooked or it would spoil.
Dogs do not choose vegetation, unless it is something to make them feel better- thanks to Mother Nature instilling in them with the knowledge of what to eat when they are sick. When a wolf takes a large animal down and rips their bellies open they pull out the stomach, which they tear open and shake to rid it of all the vegetation inside.
Dogs are not capable of chewing their food, their teeth are flat and their jaw moves up and down only, not side to side. Their jaws and teeth are designed to rip, tear, pull and crush. Besides being the way Mother Nature intended carnivores to eat, it is excellent mental stimulus for your dog and good exercise for their jaw and chest muscles.
It certainly is far more interesting than eating something day in and day it that resembles small croutons.