“You don’t realize it, but in the next few minutes you’re going to learn…” how you can start your dogs early on a raw dog food diet that will surely allow them to gain the most benefit from this form of diet. Now follow my path …if you can get them on this type of diet from puppy-hood, that would be the most advantageous. The fact is… that this will make it sure that they will get all the nutrients they need in a form their bodies can manage. That is why I strongly advocate weaning your puppies to a raw food diet as soon as this becomes possible.

Puppy food nutrients suggestions

When you wean your puppies, you actually start off with milk meals to wean them from their mother. This means puppies as young as 2.5 weeks old can already be started on this type of diet. If you prefer to wait till your puppy is 3 to 5 weeks old, that’s fine too. When preparing milk meals, you want to use raw or fresh milk when you do this. Goat’s milk is preferred because it’s easier for the puppies to digest it, but if that’s not available, other kinds of milk like cow’s milk are suitable as well.

Aside from goat’s milk, you would need to mix in some other ingredients into your puppies milk meal to make sure that it gets all the nutrients essential for it’s growth. Typical things to add include eggs (without the shell), unprocessed honey, flax seed oil and yogurt. Some pet owners also add vitamin c and vitamin b supplements just to make sure. Put all of these ingredients in a blender and mix them well together before serving to your puppies.

When they’re just a few weeks old, you will need to feed your puppy on demand, which is usually 4 to 5 feedings in a day. Take your cue from how frequently they nurse from their mother.  When your puppies are around 6 weeks old, you can begin looking for indicators that they are ready for solid food. You may notice the mother regurgitating her food and feeding it to her puppies. You may also notice that your puppies now have teeth.

Here are some first food tips to remember

When you see these signs, you know you can start introducing some solid food into your puppies’ diet. An ideal first food would be a vegetable mush that has 50% protein content. Here are some key things to remember when starting your puppies on solids:
Make sure to puree or to mix the food together very well. This will make sure that your puppies get all of the nutrients that they need from the meals that you serve them. When serving vegetables, avoid greens from the cabbage family as they can give your puppy gas or thyroid problems

STOP…avoid serving grains to a puppy dog.  Dogs cannot tolerate grains and you will probably be making them sick with allergies if they are fed grains every day .  Only serve one kind of vegetable or meat at a time for about a week, before moving on to another kind of meat or vegetable. This is to help you identify potential food allergies. Once you are certain that your puppies are not allergic to a selection of vegetables and meat that you have served them, then you can go ahead and mix those food together to serve to your puppies. You want to strive for balance and variety over a period of time. You can achieve this by shifting the meals that you serve your puppies.

When starting your puppies on solids, make sure that you still continue to serve milk meals

Next… animal offal or organs are a good source of protein and other nutrients that your growing puppies need. But make sure that these do not make up more than 10% of your puppies meals.  Introducing the raw dog food diet to your puppies will require a lot of attention to details. A great resource on this topic can be found in Maggie Rhines’ book called “Going Rawr!Dog Lover’s Compendium“. I suggest investing in it to anyone who is seriously considering putting their puppies or adult dogs on a raw dog food diet.

Hi there… in the next few moments you will learn how new technology can make your life easier and more secure both for yourself and your precious dog. If your like me you want added security when out walking the dog and there are a new and exciting product you can add that will light up your dog as a Xmas three. It is called glow in the dark dog collars.

When out walking your German shepherd you can get into trouble because we as humans do not have great eyesight. And when we strain our eyes with computers our vision can be compromised to. What i want to relate to you is that you need extra security when walking your dog at night. And that is just what a glow in the dark collar will give you.

There are some different types of glowing collars. Some are charged by sunlight and with battery inside. Useful if you have sunlight to charge the battery’s. You can also get collars that reflect the light and these are usually battery free. Both will work and your dog will be seen as long as there is some light falling on the reflective types of collar.

Hey… here is a fact for you. The collars you get have to be the right size or your dog will be chocked or you may hurt your dogs neck if it is over sized and to wide. The collar you get must be adjustable to your dogs neck so that you can adjust it if it seems like the dog is irritated or not comfortable while using it.

Next… collar brands do not matter that much. The quality of the product battery life and how long and how intense the lights are is more important than the right brand name on the collar. Think about making use of the internet for finding a good bargain on a good glow in the dark dog collar. Below you can find some suggestion to glow in the dark dog collars.

How to make German shepherd big

Many people are wondering how to make German shepherd big? The best thing to do is to choose a puppy from German shepherd parents that are already big. You can choose the largest puppy of the litter. The puppy having the right genetics will then grow as big as his parents or even bigger if you give him the right dog food and training and attention. German shepherds grows big on your positive attention.

Train your German shepherd to get big and strong

But this is probably basic knowledge. Then there are things like training. You can build the dogs muscle mass by giving him one hour full attention by going for walks. Running. German shepherds love to crash trough the forest and the faster the better. you can not outrun him but you can give him a good training session. You can also walk with him through rugged terrain. German shepherds absolutely love rugged terrain where there are small vermin in hiding. He will get to use all senses like hearing and smelling the critters.

What food is bad for getting a big German shepherd?

Next… Giving him good nutritious food is very important. Do not feed him cheap crappy dry food. Your German shepherd will not grow big on corn and all the other bad components they add to the mix. Dry dog food can lay on the shelf’s for months before you buy it and take it home.  That’s why they add a lot of preservatives to it which is very bad for your dog and will make him sick in the long run because he will have problems with getting rid of these toxins without help from homeopathic medication.

What food is good for getting a big German shepherd?

Now what food is good for how to make German shepherd big? A raw food diet with meat and bones is the best for getting a big dog. A German shepherd is a predator so vegetables is not his main diet. He have to eat meat. That’s just the way it is. Anyone trying something else will be sorry and the dog will be sorry to. Just look at the sharp razor like teeth on the German shepherd and you will see that it is not really for chewing vegetables. The German shepherd will eat grass once in a while but that is just for some extra vitamins or possibly metabolism. To end this post i just want to show you one great resource you can look at for learning more about feeding your dog good stuff.

Here it is: http://eoboks.com/GoingRawr    Check it out and see if it is something you are interested in on learning how to make German shepherd big naturally!

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