At the vet's office, I met Jessy's sister - a pup from the same litter. She was looking skinny and very tiny, almost like when I bought Jessy. The dog's ribs were very obvious. Doc said she was down with Parvo which made her look skinny. Jessy looked four times her size.

Let's pray for her.

Pictures of some of the dogs we saw at the vet's office. Me likey that brindled Boerboel.

Impressive Sir.
I suggest u include kibbles (diamond, booster or nutribyte) and boiled egg daily, not more than 1/daily to her feeding plan.
You'll see rapid change.
God bless.

Jessy looks sharp, her ears tho. Is she teething?

vincentjk:
Jessy looks sharp, her ears tho. Is she teething?

She's not.

The ears are growing too long for her head.

newsynews:


She's not.

The ears are growing too long for her head.

They kinda look erected hence why i asked

vincentjk:



They kinda look erected hence why i asked

It's her posture at the time. She just came back from a walk and was very exhausted. She was breathing real hard and fast, hence the reason her ears shifted a bit backwards.

newsynews:


It's her posture at the time. She just came back from a walk and was very exhausted. She was breathing real hard and fast, hence the reason her ears shifted a bit backwards.

Lol... Ok i get

newsynews:


It's her posture at the time. She just came back from a walk and was very exhausted. She was breathing real hard and fast, hence the reason her ears shifted a bit backwards.

it is not advisable to walk young dogs it is not good for their bones and it makes them susceptible to parvo I experienced it first hand I only take pups out after three shot of vaccine and be careful with the vet a vet clinic is a breeding ground for Parvo

rumenase:
it is not advisable to walk young dogs it is not good for their bones and it makes them susceptible to parvo I experienced it first hand I only take pups out after three shot of vaccine and be careful with the vet a vet clinic is a breeding ground for Parvo

You are right. The walk we did today was her first and it was to the vet's office. She's too big for me to carry, that's why she walked.

I don't even intend walking her till she's 6 months old.

MrrKay:
Impressive Sir.
I suggest u include kibbles (diamond, booster or nutribyte) and boiled egg daily, not more than 1/daily to her feeding plan.
You'll see rapid change.
God bless.

I might buy kibbles very soon. The reason is because preparing Jessy's food takes too much time. I have to wake as early as 5am, cook the foetus and noodles. It also takes time to de-bone the meat. All these I have to do before heading out to work. It sometimes makes me late.

My cousin is coming next month from NYSC. If he arrives on time, I might forget about the kibbles because I'm not a great fan of it.

Good morning Op. pls give me your digits, wanna call you on phone.

vincentjk:

Lol... Ok i get

Boerboel ears sometimes hang backwards as seen in link below.
https://www.dogbreedinfo.com/boerboel.htm

vincentjk:
Good morning Op. pls give me your digits, wanna call you on phone.

Drop yours, I'll call you

Jessy had her third shots of vaccines today. She also got weighed and turned out to be 12kg.

I felt worried because I thought most Boerboel puppies I see on the internet weighed 20kg at 3 months old. It was when I got home and checked again that I realized that they don't weigh 20kg but 20lbs. I had mixed lbs for kg.

So clearly, Jessy weighs 12kg. When it is converted to lbs(pounds), she weighs 26lbs. This is even way more than most Boerboel pups her age on the internet.

12kg = 26lbs

I give myself some praise.

newsynews:


Drop yours, I'll call you

08061266987

Bought Binggo puppy dog food for Jessy on Thursday. Fed her a small ration with noodles and foestus. She rushed it all.

The following morning before I headed out for work, I gave her same combination. Came back to meet it the same way I left it. I threw it away then fed her the dry food alone. She ate a little and left the rest. The following morning, she didn't even eat it. And that's the same dry food or kibble many people have been hyping.

I've kept the bag somewhere.

I quickly rushed to the abattoir to get some foestus which I boiled on getting home. I mixed it with kibble, noodles and foetus. Jessy picked the foetus and left the kibble. She started acting weak few hours later. I guess the kibble she ate for two days couldn't keep her going because it was little she ate. So I gave her boiled foestus alone and she ate it all.

I'll keep trying the kibble to see if she will adjust to it, though I don't believe in it. It's now seeming like I wasted 8.5K which I could have used to stock my freezer with foetus for a whole month. Just pissed

Well, it's a rainy Saturday and Jessy is restricted from playing. Rain, Rain go away, Come and rain another day...

Jessy looks wet from rain splashes

newsynews:
And that's the same dry food or kibble many people have been hyping.


I'll keep trying the kibble to see if she will adjust to it, though I don't believe in it.

bro I don't get the point of these statements your making, because your dog that was brought up on indomie and foetus didn't start rushing dry food the first few times you fed it to her does it mean dry food is overrated or not good?
my dog was brought up almost exclusively on dry food and meat for a whole year and he was still eating it until about a month ago so what's your point? don't you know that there are several ways to prepare dry food to make it more palatable to the dog?
at a point too when I tried feeding my dog indomie he didn't adjust well to it and his stool was bad does it mean indomie isn't good for dogs?

you can feed your dog what you want doesn't mean you should put what other people decide to feed their dogs in a bad light.
only you you've said it causes dogs to be over weight, it causes cancer, it makes dogs sick when you haven't even used it before
go and check my thread and tell me if my dog is any of those things, he hasn't even had a simple fever before not to talk of falling sick.
if you want to feed her indomie do it, no one is against you doing it but don't talk bad about a feeding pattern you've never tried it's offensive please.

newsynews:
And that's the same dry food or kibble many people have been hyping.

I've kept the bag somewhere.

This your statement is invalid, they did not produce the food because of your dog. check my thread my German Shepherd was fed 90% binggo and she loves, my boerboel was fed exclusively on Binggo but I switched to can food after he recovered from Parvo and I switched to Binggo sometime last month he loves it, but he does not like noodles at all me for example I don't like pizza so will I say pizza is over hyped? you and your dog are not the standard for dog food if it good for you fine if it is not good move on. if e work for A e no mean say e go work for B

IamAnderson:

bro I don't get the point of these statements your making, because your dog that was brought up on indomie and foetus didn't start rushing dry food the first few times you fed it to her does it mean dry food is overrated or not good?
my dog was brought up almost exclusively on dry food and meat for a whole year and he was still eating it until about a month ago so what's your point? don't you know that there are several ways to prepare dry food to make it more palatable to the dog?
at a point too when I tried feeding my dog indomie he didn't adjust well to it and his stool was bad does it mean indomie isn't good for dogs?

you can feed your dog what you want doesn't mean you should put what other people decide to feed their dogs in a bad light.
only you you've said it causes dogs to be over weight, it causes cancer, it makes dogs sick when you haven't even used it before
go and check my thread and tell me if my dog is any of those things, he hasn't even had a simple fever before not to talk of falling sick.
if you want to feed her indomie do it, no one is against you doing it but don't talk bad about a feeding pattern you've never tried it's offensive please.

I see, you were the guy on page one with so much nutritional expert talk of how dry and processed food is what dogs should be eating.

I don't need to have used something before I conclude on it. It's called learning from other people's experience. I messed up falling for dry food due to laziness to cook.

I have every right to put what doesn't work for me down. What do you expect? For me to uphold what failed me? I know you don't expect me to wait for a few more days for my dog to adjust to it when the dog is already showing signs of weakness.

You were the one with the talk of how nutritionists put in a great deal of work to measure the nutritional requirement before producing processed food for dog. It's funny how I still have to beg my dog to eat the work of the experts when she was doing fine with cooked food. One would expect that their work should be irresistible by even a sick and dying dog. So what's the point in all their expensive work?

I hate to be carried away by expert talks. Most are just lies pulled together to fool the gullible. Hope you do know that commercial dog food is really what it is - Commerical. It spins money, therefore every possible tale will be dished out to ensure people keep believing in their work. Go read up to see how many people are ditching processed foods to feed their dogs raw or cooked meals.

Once again, I have every right to put down any product that fails me. If an internet service provider fails you, do you go about advertising for them? I certainly believe you won't also vouch for them.

space9880:
This your statement is invalid, they did not produce the food because of your dog. check my thread my German Shepherd was fed 90% binggo and she loves, my boerboel was fed exclusively on Binggo but I switched to can food after he recovered from Parvo and I switched to Binggo sometime last month he loves it, but he does not like noodles at all me for example I don't like pizza so will I say pizza is over hyped? you and your dog are not the standard for dog food if it good for you fine if it is not good move on. if e work for A e no mean say e go work for B

When you spend so much on something and a dog ends up not liking it, that's when you know it's over hyped. Go to page one or two and see how hyped kibbles are. You'll almost think dogs will die if they don't get provided with it.

If it was thousands you spent on the noodles, it's a different case. But when you spend 8k and the dog rejects it, the hype falls apart.

@bold

But when dog foods are advertised, they make it sound like it will definitely work for everyone. If I'm to base my dog on dry food, I might have to try every bag before I come across the brand she might like. But every brand advertises as if they are best for every dog.

Nobody has hyped noodles. But guess what? Go online and see the amount of articles against raw and cooked feeding probably sponsored by dog food companies. Yet, I'm the bad guy for stating my dislike for something that looks like a waste of my money. Even the vet I bought the dog food from doesn't give his dogs the food. He gives them noodles and they look robust. His boy told me they don't believe in it. But to make sales, they sell it to unsuspecting people.

If you've never spoken I'll about a product that failed you, then judge me. While you look within, think of how people sometimes lambaste Airtel and Glo browsing which they have the right to do.

newsynews:


I see, you were the guy on page one with so much nutritional expert talk of how dry and processed food is what dogs should be eating.

I don't need to have used something before I conclude on it. It's called learning from other people's experience. I messed up falling for dry food due to laziness to cook.

I have every right to put what doesn't work for me down. What do you expect? For me to uphold what failed me? I know you don't expect me to wait for a few more days for my dog to adjust to it when the dog is already showing signs of weakness.

You were the one with the talk of how nutritionists put in a great deal of work to measure the nutritional requirement before producing processed food for dog. It's funny how I still have to beg my dog to eat the work of the experts when she was doing fine with cooked food. One would expect that their work should be irresistible by even a sick and dying dog. So what's the point in all their expensive work?

I hate to be carried away by expert talks. Most are just lies pulled together to fool the gullible. Hope you do know that commercial dog food is really what it is - Commerical. It spins money, therefore every possible tale will be dished out to ensure people keep believing in their work. Go read up to see how many people are ditching processed foods to feed their dogs raw or cooked meals.

Once again, I have every right to put down any product that fails me. If an internet service provider fails you, do you go about advertising for them? I certainly believe you won't also vouch for them.

it's obvious this is your first dog, for you to honestly believe that because a dog doesn't eat and digest a particular food properly the food is bad.
imagine me coming online to bad mouth indomie because my dog doesn't go well with it, how would I look?
and anybody that knows about feeding dogs dry food will tell you that there are several recipes used to prepare it, some dogs like it straight from the pack, some like it with milk, some like it with meat or fish e.t.c
for you to come online to condemn it because you fed your dog that you have been feeding one meal and she didn't rush it immediately that the food is bad does it sound very smart to you?
do you know that when my dog was 4 weeks old he was on a cereal and egg diet and he wasn't doing well? when I called my vet he advised me to buy diamond dry food and grind into his meal and when I did that for a week the improvement was remarkable.
he bulked up, his stool became healthier and he became more energetic and overall sharper.
after that I switched to diamond and the results have still been the same.
since you're doing "research" on people that have used it add my success story too.
or do you want me to pull up pics of dogs your dog's age that were brought up on royal canine or diamond to compare with your dog let's see if the food is not working?
and I can see you're the kind of person that ignores the positive reviews only to believe the reviews you've created in your head about how bad the food is because it comes from people who call themselves experts.
if you say that you haven't heard several reports of dogs that did well with commercial dog food then you're a liar because only from NL alone you'll pull up plenty.
you're the kind of person that'll argue that akamu/pap is better than cerelac for a child because cerelac comes in a can and is advised by experts.
or the type of person that feed dogs over ripe paw-paw for deworming because "herbal medicine is the best".
if you like continue with the mentality that " experts are trying to trick you" we'll see how far it'll take you in this modern era.
lmao because you bought bingo of 8.5k we'll not hear word again about how dry food made you waste your money
dogs do pretty well with dry food, if you give me your dog, I'll put her on commercial dog food let's see if she'll fall apart.
because your first dog didn't rush it doesn't make the food bad for dogs.
a lot of dogs don't digest indomie well(mine included) but do you see any other person bad mouthing indomie that it isn't good?
before you post something online consider how you might make people react.
I've spent a lot of money on commercial dry food, I was spending at least 24k on dry food every month(minus the other additions like meat,fish,eggs,rice, bones and vitamins)
you cannot come and make it look like I'm stupid for what I've been doing with all the dogs I've ever had and expect me to not feel bad.
I know what I was getting with it and I don't regret it in fact, one of my friends that's a breeder even comes to ask me for some once in a while when he has a recovering dog so this your idea of people running away from it I don't know where you got it from.

newsynews:


When you spend so much on something and a dog ends up not liking it, that's when you know it's over hyped. Go to page one or two and see how hyped kibbles are. You'll almost think dogs will die if they don't get provided with it.

If it was thousands you spent on the noodles, it's a different case. But when you spend 8k and the dog rejects it, the hype falls apart.

@bold

But when dog foods are advertised, they make it sound like it will definitely work for everyone. If I'm to base my dog on dry food, I might have to try every bag before I come across the brand she might like. But every brand advertises as if they are best for every dog.

Nobody has hyped noodles. But guess what? Go online and see the amount of articles against raw and cooked feeding probably sponsored by dog food companies. Yet, I'm the bad guy for stating my dislike for something that looks like a waste of my money. Even the vet I bought the dog food from doesn't give his dogs the food. He gives them noodles and they look robust. His boy told me they don't believe in it. But to make sales, they sell it to unsuspecting people.

If you've never spoken I'll about a product that failed you, then judge me. While you look within, think of how people sometimes lambaste Airtel and Glo browsing which they have the right to do.

guy the way you're spawning conspiracy theories makes me laugh.
you're really your own obstruction from the truth.
that your vet that sells the dry food do you think if it was 5k per bag he won't rush to feed his dogs?
do you think he's feeding them noodles because commercial food doesn't work? lmao
my vet does the same thing too FYI, he feeds his own dogs noodles and feeds the ones he wants to sell to people dry food
the man sells noodles too but he advises puppy owners and owners with recovering dogs to buy puppy food, even pregnant dogs too they sell puppy food to their owners.
do you really think you're so smart because you don't feed your dog commercial food? lmao
the way you're acting somebody will think indomie grows on trees, isn't indomie commercial food too?
have you ever been to a factory to see how the noodles you're feeding your dog are gotten?
I've been there before and I've even rejected the noodles I was given for free when I saw how they got them
you're not completely safe because your dog eats indomie lmao
that indomie you feed your dog do you think it was specially made for dogs?
that indomie is the rejected parts that didn't fry well or scattered too much during packaging.
they just sweep the ground and put it in nylon and you're here arguing on it's behalf?
if you work in an indomie factory you can even get it for free, my sis worked there for sometime and they were always offering her but we never took because my dog couldn't digest it well.

IamAnderson:

it's obvious this is your first dog, for you to honestly believe that because a dog doesn't eat and digest a particular food properly the food is bad.
imagine me coming online to bad mouth indomie because my dog doesn't go well with it, how would I look?

Since you know my history, how come you didn't point out the part where my GSD rejected commerical dog food?

If you bad mouth noodles, you will look like someone with an opinion which no one else should feel pissed about.

and anybody that knows about feeding dogs dry food will tell you that there are several recipes used to prepare it, some dogs like it straight from the pack, some like it with milk, some like it with meat or fish e.t.c
for you to come online to condemn it because you fed your dog that you have been feeding one meal and she didn't rush it immediately that the food is bad does it sound very smart to you?

I didn't know I had to start experimenting with different recipes. I thought the experts did it all. So much for experts.

I also didn't know that I had to wait for days till my dog dies of starvation before I conclude that kibble is junk to us.

do you know that when my dog was 4 weeks old he was on a cereal and egg diet and he wasn't doing well? when I called my vet he advised me to buy diamond dry food and grind into his meal and when I did that for a week the improvement was remarkable.
he bulked up, his stool became healthier and he became more energetic and overall sharper.
after that I switched to diamond and the results have still been the same.

You mean you took the puppy from it's mother at 4 weeks old?

since you're doing "research" on people that have used it add my success story too.
or do you want me to pull up pics of dogs your dog's age that were brought up on royal canine or diamond to compare with your dog let's see if the food is not working?

Are you advising me to switch to diamond, cos a while ago Binggo was the ultimate to you?

and I can see you're the kind of person that ignores the positive reviews only to believe the reviews you've created in your head about how bad the food is because it comes from people who call themselves experts.
if you say that you haven't heard several reports of dogs that did well with commercial dog food then you're a liar because only from NL alone you'll pull up plenty.

Have you ever wondered why commerical dog food producers don't publish the negative reviews like they do with the positive ones? They know it would be detrimental to their business. And when people make those negative reviews, which they have the right to, they and people like you shout them down. "Oh, nothing bad must be said about iur glorious commerical dog food". Can't you all let people lay their minds bare?

And where did I ever say dogs don't do well on commercial dog food? I only said it's overhyped especially by you and your nutritional talk. The hype is so much that one would expect a dog to swallow the whole bag in one sitting. How disappointed do you think one becomes seeing his dog struggling to eat two handful of kibble for two days?

you're the kind of person that'll argue that akamu/pap is better than cerelac for a child because cerelac comes in a can and is advised by experts.
or the type of person that feed dogs over ripe paw-paw for deworming because "herbal medicine is the best".
if you like continue with the mentality that " experts are trying to trick you" we'll see how far it'll take you in this modern era.

We all know pap doesn't have much nutrients and shouldn't be the only basis for a baby's food. But your kind would kick against a mother who knows how to mix all the right millets, soybeans, maize etc in order to create her baby's food even when it works well. All because her product doesn't have a label with nutritional contents written by our dear experts.

lmao because you bought bingo of 8.5k we'll not hear word again about how dry food made you waste your money
dogs do pretty well with dry food, if you give me your dog, I'll put her on commercial dog food let's see if she'll fall apart.
because your first dog didn't rush it doesn't make the food bad for dogs.

The amount I spent on the Binggo dog food really does matter because it wasn't stone or sand I used. Perhaps, you are expecting it to be 30k. Look, the amount you spend on dog food doesn't matter. What matters is result. So don't try to belittle my effort.

I waited two days for my dog to eat the food. Perhaps I should have waited a week or two. Is that how you starve your dogs? My dog simply told me that commerical dog food is not worth the hype. She prefers foetus. If it was worth the hype as stated by nutrituonal experts, no dog will reject it.

a lot of dogs don't digest indomie well(mine included) but do you see any other person bad mouthing indomie that it isn't good?
before you post something online consider how you might make people react.

Anybody can badmouth noodles, that's okay. But shouting the person down and away from making his opinion is what is bad. I can't force the person to continue feeding his dog the noodles that doesn't work for him. But here you are sounding as if I've crucified people for stating my opinion about a product which failed me despite spending my tiny 8k on it. Let people hold their opinion and stop acting like you hold a share in commercial dog food companies.

I've spent a lot of money on commercial dry food, I was spending at least 24k on dry food every month(minus the other additions like meat,fish,eggs,rice, bones and vitamins)
you cannot come and make it look like I'm stupid for what I've been doing with all the dogs I've ever had and expect me to not feel bad.

If you want to to feel stupid, you can do that. But noway have I had such intentions. When you try to gag me from complaing about how a certain product made me waste money, it starts sounding like you work for commerical dog food companies.

I know what I was getting with it and I don't regret it in fact, one of my friends that's a breeder even comes to ask me for some once in a while when he has a recovering dog so this your idea of people running away from it I don't know where you got it from.

Go use YouTube

IamAnderson:

guy the way you're spawning conspiracy theories makes me laugh.
you're really your own obstruction from the truth.
that your vet that sells the dry food do you think if it was 5k per bag he won't rush to feed his dogs?
do you think he's feeding them noodles because commercial food doesn't work? lmao
my vet does the same thing too FYI, he feeds his own dogs noodles and feeds the ones he wants to sell to people dry food
the man sells noodles too but he advises puppy owners and owners with recovering dogs to buy puppy food, even pregnant dogs too they sell puppy food to their owners.

Now, where did I tell you that commercial dog food doesn't work(in the context of growth)? I've only been clear that dogs should never reject it after all the hype around it. Because I wonder why I have to buy different brands before I can determine which my dog will like.


Take a look at yourself here:

imagine me coming online to bad mouth indomie

Then take a look at you below. After that, tell me how hypocritical you are.

do you really think you're so smart because you don't feed your dog commercial food? lmao
the way you're acting somebody will think indomie grows on trees, isn't indomie commercial food too?
have you ever been to a factory to see how the noodles you're feeding your dog are gotten?
I've been there before and I've even rejected the noodles I was given for free when I saw how they got them
you're not completely safe because your dog eats indomie lmao
that indomie you feed your dog do you think it was specially made for dogs?
that indomie is the rejected parts that didn't fry well or scattered too much during packaging.
they just sweep the ground and put it in nylon and you're here arguing on it's behalf?
if you work in an indomie factory you can even get it for free, my sis worked there for sometime and they were always offering her but we never took because my dog couldn't digest it well.

Now show me where I said noodles is completely safe. Also tell me where I advised anyone to depend on noodles.

Simply because I kicked against the hype around commerical dog food doesn't me I'm recommending noodles to everyone.

If experts tell me commerical dog food is what's best, then they don't need to be called experts if a dog rejects their so-called best food.

That swept and rejected noodles serves my dog well and above what tonnes of degree holding experts put together in a labeled bag.

Look, it's either you produce dog food or you are just worked up that the hype you dropped on page one seems busted. It has been busted for years because countless of threads see people complaining anout their dog rejecting one brand of commercial dog food to another.

I'm still yet to see any dog owner say his dog rejected foestus. Perhaps you should ask oluomoadebayo or tobulos

newsynews:


Since you know my history, how come you didn't point out the part where my GSD rejected commerical dog food?

If you bad mouth noodles, you will look like someone with an opinion which no one else should feel pissed about.




I didn't know I had to start experimenting with different recipes. I thought the experts did it all. So much for experts.

I also didn't know that I had to wait for days till my dog dies of starvation before I conclude that kibble is junk to us.




You mean you took the puppy from it's mother at 4 weeks old?



Are you advising me to switch to diamond, cos a while ago Binggo was the ultimate to you?




Have you ever wondered why commerical dog food producers don't publish the negative reviews like they do with the positive ones? They know it would be detrimental to their business. And when people make those negative reviews, which they have the right to, they and people like you shout them down. "Oh, nothing bad must be said about iur glorious commerical dog food". Can't you all let people lay their minds bare?

And where did I ever say dogs don't do well on commercial dog food? I only said it's overhyped especially by you and your nutritional talk. The hype is so much that one would expect a dog to swallow the whole bag in one sitting. How disappointed do you think one becomes seeing his dog struggling to eat two handful of kibble for two days?




We all know pap doesn't have much nutrients and shouldn't be the only basis for a baby's food. But your kind would kick against a mother who knows how to mix all the right millets, soybeans, maize etc in order to create her baby's food even when it works well. All because her product doesn't have a label with nutritional contents written by our dear experts.




The amount I spent on the Binggo dog food really does matter because it wasn't stone or sand I used. Perhaps, you are expecting it to be 30k. Look, the amount you spend on dog food doesn't matter. What matters is result. So don't try to belittle my effort.

I waited two days for my dog to eat the food. Perhaps I should have waited a week or two. Is that how you starve your dogs? My dog simply told me that commerical dog food is not worth the hype. She prefers foetus. If it was worth the hype as stated by nutrituonal experts, no dog will reject it.




Anybody can badmouth noodles, that's okay. But shouting the person down and away from making his opinion is what is bad. I can't force the person to continue feeding his dog the noodles that doesn't work for him. But here you are sounding as if I've crucified people for stating my opinion about a product which failed me despite spending my tiny 8k on it. Let people hold their opinion and stop acting like you hold a share in commercial dog food companies.




If you want to to feel stupid, you can do that. But noway have I had such intentions. When you try to gag me from complaing about how a certain product made me waste money, it starts sounding like you work for commerical dog food companies.




Go use YouTube

first of all, I have never in my life mentioned bingo or even advised someone to use bingo or even buy bingo so I don't know how you got the idea that I said anything about bingo.
my brands have always been diamond, booster puppy and valp. the very first time I mentioned brand names while talking about dog food was today and I've only mentioned diamond.

secondly, yes I got my dog at 4weeks due to a situation I couldn't avoid. I used dog food to build that dog from scratch and I didn't have one complication. every other dog I've ever had has also gone on the same diet without issue.

thirdly, even the dog food companies always say that puppies should be fed dog food with milk,broth or canned food, don't blame the company because of your ignorance.
my dog was guzzling down 4 bowls of dog food a day when he was young and he kept on eating it in large amounts because I fed him the way he liked it. you don't expect a dog to prefer dog food to meat so your argument that she rushed the indomie and foetus faster is invalid. if you feed your dog table scraps and change all of a sudden to dog food the dog will still pick the table scraps, it doesn't mean the table scraps are better. children rush sweets more than vegetables, doesn't mean veggies aren't more nutritious.

fourthly, earlier in your thread you stated you didn't like the dog food did anybody attack you? you were only attacked when you said bad stuff about them and people that use it spoke up now you want to claim like you're being prosecuted for your opinion?

if you say BS about something you don't know about, I'll call you out on it, tbh no one cares what you feed your dog, just don't call what someone else feeds their dog trash when you don't know anything about it, is it that hard for you to understand?

millions of dogs eat dog food around the world, because you personally don't like it doesn't make it trash or bad for dogs. all those dogs you see online do you think it's indomie they eat?.
just feed your dog and move on, no need to spread conspiracies you have no proof or tangible reason to spread around.
and how are you "complaining" about a feeding pattern that you have never used for up to a week?
what's the difference between you and people who don't have dogs that go around spreading rumours that raw meat makes dogs aggressive when they have never practised it before just because they read about it online?

newsynews:


Now, where did I tell you that commercial dog food doesn't work(in the context of growth)? I've only been clear that dogs should never reject it after all the hype around it. Because I wonder why I have to buy different brands before I can determine which my dog will like.


Take a look at yourself here:







Then take a look at you below. After that, tell me how hypocritical you are.



Now show me where I said noodles is completely safe. Also tell me where I advised anyone to depend on noodles.

Simply because I kicked against the hype around commerical dog food doesn't me I'm recommending noodles to everyone.

If experts tell me commerical dog food is what's best, then they don't need to be called experts if a dog rejects their so-called best food.

That swept and rejected noodles serves my dog well and above what tonnes of degree holding experts put together in a labeled bag.

Look, it's either you produce dog food or you are just worked up that the hype you dropped on page one seems busted. It has been busted for years because countless of threads see people complaining anout their dog rejecting one brand of commercial dog food to another.

I'm still yet to see any dog owner say his dog rejected foestus. Perhaps you should ask oluomoadebayo or tobulos

again with the "my dog choose the foetus" drop applied meat and drop mixed grounded millet,corn, wheat, fish and groundnut, which one do you think a dog will pick?
then which one do you think is more nutritious?
are you trying to say dogs should pick the food they should eat and it should be accepted as better because a dog is okay eating scraps from your plate, that doesn't mean it's better for it.
even if you keep boiled noodles and boiled meat separately which do you think the dog will go for? what dog won't pick fresh meat over anything? I'm still trying to understand how you think you have a point with this direction you keep going.
and do you honestly want to tell me you have never seen dogs happily wag their tails and eat whole bowls of dog food? because even in something as simple as movies you see if a whole lot.
my dog ate dry food, canned food and meat for a whole year straight without issue because I knew how to prepare it, your ignorance on the issue is non ones fault but yours.
babies will eat sand and cry when you want to feed them formula doesn't mean formula has been "busted"

IamAnderson:

first of all, I have never in my life mentioned bingo or even advised someone to use bingo or even buy bingo so I don't know how you got the idea that I said anything about bingo.
my brands have always been diamond, booster puppy and valp. the very first time I mentioned brand names while talking about dog food was today and I've only mentioned diamond.

secondly, yes I got my dog at 4weeks due to a situation I couldn't avoid. I used dog food to build that dog from scratch and I didn't have one complication. every other dog I've ever had has also gone on the same diet without issue.

thirdly, even the dog food companies always say that puppies should be fed dog food with milk,broth or canned food, don't blame the company because of your ignorance.
my dog was guzzling down 4 bowls of dog food a day when he was young and he kept on eating it in large amounts because I fed him the way he liked it. you don't expect a dog to prefer dog food to meat so your argument that she rushed the indomie and foetus faster is invalid. if you feed your dog table scraps and change all of a sudden to dog food the dog will still pick the table scraps, it doesn't mean the table scraps are better. children rush sweets more than vegetables, doesn't mean veggies aren't more nutritious.

fourthly, earlier in your thread you stated you didn't like the dog food did anybody attack you? you were only attacked when you said bad stuff about them and people that use it spoke up now you want to claim like you're being prosecuted for your opinion?

if you say BS about something you don't know about, I'll call you out on it, tbh no one cares what you feed your dog, just don't call what someone else feeds their dog trash when you don't know anything about it, is it that hard for you to understand?

millions of dogs eat dog food around the world, because you personally don't like it doesn't make it trash or bad for dogs. all those dogs you see online do you think it's indomie they eat?.
just feed your dog and move on, no need to spread conspiracies you have no proof or tangible reason to spread around.
and how are you "complaining" about a feeding pattern that you have never used for up to a week?
what's the difference between you and people who don't have dogs that go around spreading rumours that raw meat makes dogs aggressive when they have never practised it before just because they read about it online?

You lack comprehensive skills.

Stop saying I said commerical dog food is bad. I've only spoken against it because it didn't live up to the hype around it. If it was worth the hype, why would my dog and so many other dogs reject it? Their adverts are always sounding alpha, so one wonders why people complain about them.

What you are doing so far is defending Binggo without caring for my dog. You expect me to wait a week to see if my dog will at it? Will you pay me I'd anything horrible happens to the dog?

Like I've been saying, stop trying to gag me from siring my opinion, because it's beginning to sound like you are being paid to do so. Just admit that experts aren't really experts especially when their products have shortcomings. That's what's so bitter for you to swallow.

Just answer the simple question: Why should a dog rejects what EXPERTS made?

Shouldn't that tell you that they aren't to be trusted in total?

You just keep hammering on noodles, noodles, noodles as if you've found a lifeline. Same noodles my dog does well on way above what degree holding experts placed in a labeled bag. Would you rather I spend big on something my dog rejects or spend little on what my dog enjoys?

Before I even started noodles and foestus mixed with other things, I gave my dog JoJo Canned food. She ate the first can but rejected it henceforth. But you would have me believe that commerical dog food is ultimate and should never be criticized because it dripped from heaven.

Just confess that you work with one of those brands. I'll look the other way. Next time in life, don't gag someone for kicking against Glo browsing network simply because it works for you. You were not there when he spent on data which failed him when he was trying to send an important document and has been facing him. He has every right to lambaste the product regardless of how little he spent on it. It shouldn't be your headache. Just learn to understand life in that manner.

This is the last I would say: Commerical dog food is not worth the hype and price if a large amount of dogs will just sniff it and go away. They even need to make them returnable for money to be refunded if they don't work i.e money back guarantee.

newsynews:


You lack comprehensive skills.

Stop saying I said commerical dog food is bad. I've only spoken against it because it didn't live up to the hype around it. If it was worth the hype, why would my dog and so many other dogs reject it? Their adverts are always sounding alpha, so one wonders why people complain about them.

What you are doing so far is defending Binggo without caring for my dog. You expect me to wait a week to see if my dog will at it? Will you pay me I'd anything horrible happens to the dog?

Like I've been saying, stop trying to gag me from siring my opinion, because it's beginning to sound like you are being paid to do so. Just admit that experts aren't really experts especially when their products have shortcomings. That's what's so bitter for you to swallow.

Just answer the simple question: Why should a dog rejects what EXPERTS made?

Shouldn't that tell you that they aren't to be trusted in total?

You just keep hammering on noodles, noodles, noodles as if you've found a lifeline. Same noodles my dog does well on way above what degree holding experts placed in a labeled bag. Would you rather I spend big on something my dog rejects or spend little on what my dog enjoys?

Before I even started noodles and foestus mixed with other things, I gave my dog JoJo Canned food. She ate the first can but rejected it henceforth. But you would have me believe that commerical dog food is ultimate and should never be criticized because it dripped from heaven.

Just confess that you work with one of those brands. I'll look the other way. Next time in life, don't gag someone for kicking against Glo browsing network simply because it works for you. You were not there when he spent on data which failed him when he was trying to send an important document and has been facing him. He has every right to lambaste the product regardless of how little he spent on it. It shouldn't be your headache. Just learn to understand life in that manner.

This is the last I would say: Commerical dog food is not worth the hype and price if a large amount of dogs will just sniff it and go away. They even need to make them returnable for money to be refunded if they don't work i.e money back guarantee.

first of all, you're the one repeating the same things even after I've explained why what you said was incorrect and I lack comprehension skills?
what exactly do you mean it didn't live up to it's hype? have you used it for up to a week? do you know it can take pups a week or more to adjust to new food? are you trying to say because your dog chose meat over dog food then dog food isn't worth it?
"why would a dog reject what experts made?" Is it a new knowledge that dogs will pick meat over anything and dry food comes with recipes? don't you get tired of repeating yourself? because me I'm tired of typing the same thing over and over.
once again,children will always pick sweets over veggies but veggies are healthier.
besides I never forced you to switch to dog food, I know you're itching to be the victim but that's not true. I even complimented her and applauded your effort in taking care of her, I only took offense when you started insulting my own feeding plan even with little experience with it (pics are attached as proof of what made me angry enough to reply you negatively for the first time).
and your dog's taste buds doesn't define if a particular food is worth it.
with your logic, my dog rushed and ate a lot of dog food so it's very much worth it.
and I don't work for any dog food company, I'm sorry i didn't fufil your conspiracy fantasy

I only got angry because you're spewing a lot of talk you have no experience in, feed your dog something for at least a week before you can give your opinion about it.

commercial dog food oo
home made food oo
All na food.
Depends on what u and your dog wants
What works for A might not work for B
@newsynews ..give ur dog time. U don't just expect her to accept the change of food so easily. I think u should take ur dog for a checkup cos its not normal for her to eat meat alone.
@iamanderson....every one is entitled to his opinion so just calm down.
The worst dog food to buy is bingo. Op could have bought diamond or booster.

IamAnderson:



I only got angry because you're spewing a lot of talk you have no experience in, feed your dog something for at least a week before you can give your opinion about it.

Thanks for the screenshot. They only prove my standpoint. What you failed to do is tell me how wrong I am with the statement I made based on multiple experiences shared here on Nairaland and other dog forums and websites.

But because you have never experienced any of those disadvantages, you now feel you can speak for all dogs.

Pls, quit with this talk of "a week before I can". You are suggesting I wait a whole week to see if my dog will like it. That's cruelty because the dog will starve, all because you want to keep serving experts. Where will you be when a person's dog dies after he follows this advice of yours? Nowhere to care about the person's loss. All you are concerned about is doing the bidding of dog food makes who don't give a damn about your existence.

agboedeh:
commercial dog food oo
home made food oo
All na food.
Depends on what u and your dog wants
What works for A might not work for B
@newsynews ..give ur dog time. U don't just expect her to accept the change of food so easily. I think u should take ur dog for a checkup cos its not normal for her to eat meat alone.
@iamanderson....every one is entitled to his opinion so just calm down.
The worst dog food to buy is bingo. Op could have bought diamond or booster.

@bold

I tire o.

E just carry the thing for head like sey he get dog food company. He's just trying to silence critic of commerical food. People like him will sing it loud when someone gives a positive review of commerical food.

My dog eats meat, noodles, eggs, carrots. apples