Post by Joe on Jan 6, 2019 17:25:21 GMT 10
Hi tom
do you think youbcouldbfeed the same way in uk as you do in Australia. By this I mean in Australia the diet is more based on meat as opposed to kibble. In England it’s more about complete feeds and less about meat. When I ask people about it they always say the climate is different. And that you can feed too much meat. Many people won’t go above half a pound of meat and yes it’s triple that in Australia.
So I am thinking of experimenting with just one dog at random to see if there’s gonna be any improvement. Or difference is performance.
The dogs current diet is gain 28% protein and half a pound of beef.
The dogs weight ia 31kg.
So i just want advice on what would be right to feed him would you say roughly around
600 grams of meat. But I also want a rough idea what else would be needed to add to make it similar to a diet over in Australia. To make it a fair test. Doesn’t have to be an exact science.
Looking forward to the experiment
ATB
JOE
do you think youbcouldbfeed the same way in uk as you do in Australia. By this I mean in Australia the diet is more based on meat as opposed to kibble. In England it’s more about complete feeds and less about meat. When I ask people about it they always say the climate is different. And that you can feed too much meat. Many people won’t go above half a pound of meat and yes it’s triple that in Australia.
So I am thinking of experimenting with just one dog at random to see if there’s gonna be any improvement. Or difference is performance.
The dogs current diet is gain 28% protein and half a pound of beef.
The dogs weight ia 31kg.
So i just want advice on what would be right to feed him would you say roughly around
600 grams of meat. But I also want a rough idea what else would be needed to add to make it similar to a diet over in Australia. To make it a fair test. Doesn’t have to be an exact science.
Looking forward to the experiment
ATB
JOE