Dog Food

[mobirdhunter]

Thanks, Rick, we'll check this out.

Originally Posted by Rick Losey

I had allergy issues with the last two english setters using Pro-Plan

the breeder we got Tweed (our new setter) from recommended we try this brand,

https://muenstermilling.com/products...erfect-balance


both dogs are on it and seem to be doing very well

[Double Lab]

Purina Pro Plan Performance during the season and PPP Savor the rest of the year. While hunting I give a can of sardines in oil to each dog fed at night after an hour of no activity and immediately after the hunt a supplement called Glyco-charge. Both labs are about 11 years old and just came back from 5 days of chasing ducks and roosters in SD. They held up very well and showed no worse for wear and tear. Labs are just tough.

[Alfred Houde]

I feed Pro Plan Performance. I used to feed Eukanuba but got tired of the recalls.

[Wilmurt]

My 5 year old setter eats 1x/day in evening, 1/2 can Purina Focus (wet) mixed with 1 full cup Purina Sport Performance 30/20. During hunting season he'll get an extra 1/2 to 1 cup of dry at meal time. Never feed my dog in morning of a hunt or during field trial training.

For those that feed their dogs grain free you may want to read this article - https://todaysveterinarypractice.com...l%20PLOS%20ONE.

[Battue]

Recent article on feeding your working Dog....

https://www.gundogmag.com/editorial/...un-dogs/377392

My Vet also says the recent grain free trend is mostly BS.....

Working Dogs run on extra fat when they are ground pounding....The sled Dog people figured this out a long time ago....

Addition: During hunting season it is extra: raw eggs, olive oil, cheese, peanut butter, regular butter...Mine has no problem with milk, so often that gets added for protein and fat....If I could get that salmon fish slurry the sled people use, I would be on it...

I think a lot of times our Dogs come in and are more interested in rest than eating...Make the evening meal more than enough and irresistible....Kibble and a little water doesn't cut it....

https://iditarod.com/edu/food/


https://wildernessclassroom.org/feeding-the-sled-dogs/

[Battue]

Another:

https://www.grayssportingjournal.com...-unique-needs/

[Double Lab]

Here's another good source of dog health and nutrition and a well moderarted site for bird hunters.

https://uplandjournal.ipbhost.com/fo...-bird-hunting/

[Battue]

Originally Posted by Daryl Corona

Here's another good source of dog health and nutrition and a well moderarted site for bird hunters.

https://uplandjournal.ipbhost.com/fo...-bird-hunting/

Great forum...unfortunately Brad “post holed” me..

Well moderated to an extreme..I lost it when a member accused a sporting clay shooter I know of cheating. You couldn’t make this individual cheat.

I go there often to look...well worth ones time..and some of the Dog pics are extremely well done. Those boys love their Foxes.

Addition: I would love to pick Greg Hartman’s mind on cameras....his pics are spectacular..

[Double Lab]

I don't recall the thread about cheating but Irish Whistler's post are alway's well photographed.

[Battue]

Best that it be forgotten....and I could/should have handled it differently....

And yes, Irish Whistler also posts amazing pics.