What kind of dog do you have? Were you trying the pre-made raw diets you can buy in stores? Those diets tend to be filled with veggies that aren't necessary to dogs and the Nature's Variety has a really high bone content. If this is what you're offering him, maybe he doesn't like that about it.
If so, try just real raw meat like a raw chicken drumstick. Offer it to him, put it in his mouth so he knows he won't get in trouble for eating "people food" (my dogs had the same fear when I first started them).
If he still refuses to eat it, try cutting off pieces of the chicken and offering it to him in smaller bite sizes.
If he STILL refuses to eat it, offer it to him in the morning with no other food options. If he turns his nose up at it, give him 20 minutes to eat it before putting it back in your fridge. Offer it again to him that night. Give him no other food besides what you offer him until he gets hungry enough to eat. As RawFedDogs has said on here before: you aren't starving them if you're offering them food.
It may take a few days before he comes around, but trust me, he'll eat when he's hungry.
If so, try just real raw meat like a raw chicken drumstick. Offer it to him, put it in his mouth so he knows he won't get in trouble for eating "people food" (my dogs had the same fear when I first started them).
If he still refuses to eat it, try cutting off pieces of the chicken and offering it to him in smaller bite sizes.
If he STILL refuses to eat it, offer it to him in the morning with no other food options. If he turns his nose up at it, give him 20 minutes to eat it before putting it back in your fridge. Offer it again to him that night. Give him no other food besides what you offer him until he gets hungry enough to eat. As RawFedDogs has said on here before: you aren't starving them if you're offering them food.
It may take a few days before he comes around, but trust me, he'll eat when he's hungry.
