What brand dog food you feed your dogs?

I am currently feeding NRG dehydrated mixed with canned food which I rotate often.  I also throw in fresh berries from my yard (blackberry, raspberry,blueberry & wild strawberry) apples from my orchard and raw meat from local free range farms, free range eggs, organic yogurt, organic veggies.  I am really pleased with the results with the NRG dehydrated they are doing just as well on this as their home prepared.  I feed a little bit of home prepared, NRG, canned etc and my dogs are thriving.
 
I also rotate with Canidae, Nature's Variety, Go Natural kibble for Dilan, Chance, Tori and Beau.  For Athena and Cassie they are doing much better on the NRG and mixture of foods which made me realize they are not kibble dogs.[]
 
I have Tori, Cassie, Athena and Beau currently on the NRG Salmon
Dilon & Chance are on the NRG raw Buffalo
 
I rotate between the following canned foods (they each get 1/2 canned to 1/2 NRG) - California Natural, Nature's Variety, Canidae and Zinpro.
 
They also get a few meals a week with canned sardines or sockeye salmon etc.  Sometimes I buy wild salmon fillets or haddock and steam and add to their NRG meal.   

Canidae ALS... we love it... but are *considering* rotation....

Stitches and Quincy get Canidae Chicken & Rice. I tried the ALS but it seemed like they were itching more with it. So I went back to the Chicken & Rice.

80% Timberwolf for all three GSDs.  Usually Dakota Bison, sometimes Ocean Blue or Wilderness Elk, Lamb & brown rice, or Wild & Natural.  
 
Breakfast: I mix the Timberwolf with cottage cheese and wild salmon oil.
 
Dinner: Timberwolf mixed with homemade meatloaf.*  (below)
 
20%  homemade "Shepherd Pie" - a combination  of ground turkey, ground beef, sweet potatoes and brown rice mixed with a blender batch of broccoli, carrots, garlic, eggs with shells,  parsley and what ever other fresh vegetables I may have on hand.  I just squish it all together and fill baking sheet cake pans with it.  I usually bake several pans full at 350 degrees for about an hour or more.  Then cut it in squares, about 1-1/2 " thick, in the right size for all three dogs.  I put each square in a ziplock bag and then put them all in a big bag and freeze them.   I just pop one in the microwave for about a minute and split it between the threesome, mixed with the Timberwolf.
 
They love it.  My 10 year old is very finicky, my 4 year old is an amazing agility dog and the baby, 12 weeks old hums while he eats it!

Heartly gets Eagle Pack Holistic Select for large breed puppies & Orijen mixed together 50/50. Would it be better to rotate them separately?

I missed my timberwolf order this month so right now they are on Nature's varity praire.

We are very currently feeding Nuro Ultra to our 2 dogs.  We were feeding them mMillenia by Solid Gold but our 2 pet stores had none in stock last week so I picked up Ultra adult.  Dogs seem to like it better and are doing fine.

I was thinking of switching from Merrick to Fromm. Can you tell me why you are switching from fromm? I am leaving Merrick because the quality has changed. Less meat and more water. My Jackson even spits out the kibble now too.

 We feed our 3 canidae.  They have been on this for about 4 years and love it.

 Mine are currently eating Natural Balance potato and duck rotated with the sweet potato and fish. I add yogurt, and salmon oil to their foods every other day. I will occasionally add some kind of veggie that we had for dinner and didn't finish. In the next couple weeks I am going to try the TWO Ocean Blue and see how that goes.

actually i just went to the store and they had a new food called "taste of the wild". the ingredients looked awesome, its grain free,  and the protein percentage wasn't crazy high so I picked up a bag of the Pacific salmon. Can't wait to give it a try!

We use Wellness. I love that it's baked and my pup loves the taste!

We feed Avoderm oven baked. It's one of the few foods that doesn't cause anyone to get itchies, upset stomachs, or abnormally frequent poops. And, all three like it, even my extra picky Legend who doesn't like to eat.

Right now we feed Cal natural, and some homecooked/raw. 

Riley just started on California Natural (Lamb & Rice formula) last week.  He was on a prescription diet previously due to some chronic stomach issues (the RX was effective though was incredibly expensive), but so far so good with the CN.  I mix in a tablespoon or so of the wet food with the dry.  He also gets some homecooked and raw as a supplement, and gets fish oil daily.