"Yum!" What's Your Favorite Dog Food?

Sorry, I don't know how to bullet

*German Shepherds

*2 to 5 years

*Canidae, Innova, Blue Buffalo, in rotation as recommended by the Whole Dog Journal, home cooked for dinner

*Quality ingredients that work well for my crew of six, and they like the foods.  Homecooked (recipe designed by canine nutritionalist) to incorporate fresh, whole foods into their diets.

• Huskies
• 2+ years
• Orijen 6 fish, Acana Premium Adult or Sport
• I like the ingredients, and the fact that the food is sourced and made in Canada.  I feed mostly raw, but when I do have to feed kibble these are my choices.
  

• Shelties 15 yrs, 8 yrs, 6 yrs, and 5 yrs (including GF pups)
• Eukunuba
• About 1/2 cup per day (also carrots and green beans).
• Recommended by breeders and vet.

• Pug(4 yrs) Golden retriever (3 yrs)
• canidae, orijen, innove evo (like to try natuer's variety, go natural, solid gold later on)
• great ingredients, produce less stool

• Miniature Dachshund
• 2 1/2 years
• Nature's Variety kibble and raw
• 1/4 cub kibble in am and 2 raw medallions in pm
• high quality ingredients, small firm stools, can rotate protein sources

• German Shepherd, Pug, Japanese Chin
• GS- 2 years, Pug- 5 months, Jap Chin- 1 1/2 years.
• The honest kitchen, home cooked, Taste of the Wild Salmon, Natural Balance potato and duck, Wellness Core
• GS- 2 1/2-3 cups if eating kibble, Pug- 3/4 cup kibble or 1/4 cup of honest kitchen, Jap Chin- approx. 2/3 cup if eating kibble or 1/2 cup honest kitchen.
• Ingredients look good, coats are shiny and shed minimally, stools are a nice size and consistency, etc.
  

I don't know how to bullet either LOL

* minpin

* 12 years next week

*Currently ProPlan Selects Senior dry and PetGuard beef canned (planning on switching back to PetGuard dry soon)

*8am 1/4 cup plus 1 T canned and 5pm same

*wanted a senior food with higher protein and glucosamine.

That's for Gobie.  I will post for the girls later this afternoon.

*Parson Russel Terrier

 *4 years

* Home prepared raw food

* 2+cups per day

*I control the ingredients. Emma has special needs, including severe food allergies.  

* Lexi and Darby, Bichon Frises

* 8yrs and 6yrs

* Currently Natural Balance Potato/Duck (but switching to PetGuard Lifespan when gone, not seeing a big difference in their allergies on NB), PetGuard Beef canned. I keep trying other things but I always wind up back with Lifespan dry and canned because it produces the best results for my guys.

* 8am 1/3 cup, 5pm 1/3 cup. 1T canned each meal plus warm water

* looking for results that produce thick coats, minimal tear/beard staining (although when our water supply changes sources their beards vary on the staining), small stools, minimal gas, minimal health issues (ear infections, foot-chewing, etc), small stools.  

Jetta

•  bichon frise
  
• 4 years
• homecooked food with meat/carb/veggies
  
• Only straight homecooking for her will clear up her tear stains and stop the itchies.
  

• Border Collie 
• 1 1/2 years
• Canidae (Chicken & Rice), Evanger's (Pheasant & Rice dry, 95% Rabbit can), Nutro NC (Lamb & Rice)
• 1 cup twice per day (more or less depending on activity level)
• Canidae/Evanger's-I like their ingredients, my BC has an excellent coat with their formulas, less stool -- Nutro NC because I can buy it locally and has higher quality ingredients than other foods I can buy around here

German Pinscher

10 months

Orijen small bites puppy

1 cup twice a day

Premium ingredients, low temp cooking proces

Uses By Nature's organic chicken and cottage chesese as toppers.

* Golden Retriever, Akita, Beauceron

* 8 years, 4 years, 6 months

* Trying Rotation of Natural Balance, Solid Gold, and Blue Buffalo

* I sadly have never measured, i just no how much i fill their bowls, and keep a close eye on their weight- if they look thin, i add a little more, look like their gaining, a little less.  But all three get fed twice daily

* Good ingredients, have fed all three with good results.  Would love to do raw, but do not have time/necessities for it for 3 big dogs (between 60-110 lbs).