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    NEW BRAND of DOG FOOD??

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    Wellness Core Natural Dry Dog Food is the top-rated product in the low-fat dog food. It has no added artificial flavors or colors, and safe to feed this food to dogs. It is rich in proteins and low in fats for managing the weight and There is no wheat, corn, soy and meat by-products in this dry dog food. It has also enriched with antioxidants, probiotics, vitamins, and minerals.
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    Food questions

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    Agree with all above - you also might like to try mixing a teaspoon of sardine/tuna with a little water and spreading it over the food. Good luck!
  • KanangaK

    Preferred foods…

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    BasenjimammaB
    good boy Kanaga. I bet he loved it..
  • ComicDom1C

    Is your Basenji a Chow hound and what food are you feeding

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    Robin_n_JackR
    Well…I free-feed, but because of my work schedule, and therefore, Jack's crating schedule, he gets fed on a regular schedule. I fee him in the morning, around 7:30am, and he usually gobbles that down, then I feed him when I get home, and leave food out for him all evening. Because I do have a normal schedule with him, I can see when he is eating, and when he isn't. Lately, he has taken to eating his food while we are eating dinner (which is great!) he brings a few bites to the dining room, drops them on the floor, and lets out a huge sigh and eats them. I know what he is saying "Boy, I sure wish I had what you're having...."
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    Bad dog food

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    wizardW
    :d :d :d :d
  • MantisM

    Favorite Dog Food, says Caesar!

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    I slice it and then cube it. Each cube ends up being no bigger than about a pea. I then have storage container that I put it in and keep it in the refrigerator. The great thing about it is that I can easily break the cube into even smaller pieces while I am working the dogs so they last the entire training class without really overfeeding the dogs.