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which dog food

ian103 · 2014-06-25 16:17:55

we have two dogs, our original springer / collie is 8.5 years old and a new rescue male collie cross (we think) who is about 8 months old, the older dog is mega fussy with food, currently eating James Wellbeloved dry food (senior) with a small amount of butchers lean and tasty wet food mixed in, young dogs eats anything…

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Siberianski Posts: 75 Forumite

28 June 2014 at 10:05PM

With dog food you usually get what you pay for we have 3 huskies who as a breed are naturally sensitive eaters. We feed our guys arden grange they get the chicken/rice version during the summer and the performance one in the winter when i run them more.

JWB i hear mixed reviews on. Buy the best you can afford on your budget if your dog is a bit older as said maybe look at a slightly lower protein version.

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