I have asked in the past, and I've seen a lot of people ask "what is the truth?" Well, the truth is what works well for each individual. I've seen dogs raised on "junk" grocery/pedigree/ol' roy type foods live good, long lives and have few/no health problems. I've seen dogs on top of the line/grain free/super premium kibble with all sorts of problems...and vice-versa. I would personally like to read what the ingredients are, consider the company that sells it, and choose the best (that I can afford) for my dogs. I think a lot has to do with the individual dog, but the fact that they are carnivores and their unique needs should also be considered. So what is the truth? The only "real" way to tell, besides the obvious you can base this on is what has worked well for you and your dogs.
So, the point to this post is: What has worked best for YOU and YOUR dogs?
What do you feed, why do you feed it, how long have you been feeding it, how is your dog's health (skin, coat, teeth, weight, energy, any health problems (genetic or environmental?) How long has your average dog lived on this similar diet? I'd love to hear what you all have to say and what personal experience for you and those you know help you make your decisions. It would be great to hear from people who've been feeding the same/similar diet to their dogs/multiple dogs long-term.
So, the point to this post is: What has worked best for YOU and YOUR dogs?
What do you feed, why do you feed it, how long have you been feeding it, how is your dog's health (skin, coat, teeth, weight, energy, any health problems (genetic or environmental?) How long has your average dog lived on this similar diet? I'd love to hear what you all have to say and what personal experience for you and those you know help you make your decisions. It would be great to hear from people who've been feeding the same/similar diet to their dogs/multiple dogs long-term.