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LifestyleTonite:read before you quote did I attack him when he said he doesn't like dry food? didn't I only reply him when he started going off track and making unnecessary condescending comments about it and making it seem like people that buy dry food are gullible and ignorant? did you not see when I said plenty times that my issue with him was how I felt offended when he started spreading BS about something he has no experience or knowledge about and even saying that they sell it to "unknowing people" you do realize that was an insult to users of dry food right? or are you gonna ignore that too? and no one is trying to silence any "millions it doesn't work for", I'm telling a man on NL that he shouldn't talk bad about a product he doesn't even have 3 days experience or knowledge about and it's making you angry? do you think he is the only one that has had a bad review about dry food? do you think a few comments on a thread with no even up to 3000 views has any effect on the demand for dry food? its always the people that don't or havent used it that have the most to say about it because they read a blog or watched a youtube video, as if we that use it are dumb and guillible then they are the enlightened ones. I don't know where you guys are getting the idea that I have ulterior motives because I'm defending something I've been using from an ignorant newbie who feels because he bought the cheapest bag of dog food from a shop and fed his dog twice he can give reviews and have opinions on something he already started bad mouthing and spreading bad news about before buying it. see do you really think I care about what his dog eats? or I'm angrily pressing my phone to silence a "matyr". I'm just telling a random guy on NL that he should know what he's saying or at least have experience or knowledge about something before seeing himself in a position to make outright claims to something he doesn't even know. he's here insulting the feeding pattern he hasn't even used without any reasonable reason to back up his claims and you feel it's okay? if you read what he has said so far and you can boldly say you don't find anything wrong with it then you're not being fair at all and every single thing I said on this thread still stands, I won't take anything back because every paragraph I typed made sense and I countered all his points so you cannot even say I'm blabbing |
newsynews:you can keep deceiving yourself that we work for dog food companies so it fulfils your delusion that dog food producers are part of some conspiracy that sells dog food to unknowing people. several dogs use it and do very well on it, don't blame the food, blame your ignorance and ridiculous hatred for animal nutritionists oh and here's Roscoe he's been eating dry food since he was 4 weeks old without complaining and he does best on it, he's tried other meals but dry food was the most compatible with him he's 1 year old now. you can add this to the positive reviews since according to you, you do research on it
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space9880:bro don't bother yourself with him. at least I'm not the only one that saw what he was doing, thank God we both have the same view towards what he's saying. somebody that doesn't even know it takes dogs a couple of days to adjust to new food he keeps saying it was his "opinion" as if what he said was just a simple opinion. a simple opinion would be "I don't like dry food" or "my dog doesn't like dry food" meanwhile him he's saying "dry food makes dogs sick and fat" even when he doesn't use it to feed his dog and he's calling it an opinion. he wants to play the victim now and even accuse us of working with dry food companies ![]() newsynews millions of dogs love and eat dry food and million of people that do not make dry food will vouch for dry food stop this your ridiculous idea that only people that make it defend it. I personally know several people that use it and have good reviews about it, e.g my vet that also sells dogs feed his dogs that he keeps indomie and only feeds the ones for sale dry food, even when he wants to sell a dog on indomie he puts it on dry food for a while before putting it up for sale. because you don't know how to feed dogs dry food or your dog didn't prefer it to meat doesn't reduce the quality of the food at all. stop putting down dog food because it didn't work for you. so now dog food is "overrated" because your dog rejected it? do you want to compare the statistics to the millions currently on it? did you really expect to publicly put down a popular feeding pattern that you have no experience or knowledge about without making people that use it upset? do you know this local dog food recipe that people grind in the market I tried switching my dog to it and he rejected it at first but later he started eating it and later on he started stooling. did you see me posting on my thread that the meal isn't good? I also know several people who complained that their dogs rejected it and some say their dogs love it did and it works for them, did I go to bad mouth it on my thread and call it my "opinion"? you see the difference? |
newsynews:"DON'T SILENCE ME FOR SPEAKING AGAINST WHAT FAILED" as if you used it for up to 3days ![]() you sound very ridiculous right now, again with the "bidding of dog food producers" go and sleep bro, tell me I lack comprehension skills again if you want lmao |
newsynews:who told you it gets large amount of rejection? do you know how many millions of dogs are on it right now? lol do you think because your dog rejected it thousands of dogs even in nigeria were its not as staple are not eating it? you're not the first person I've seen that didn't like dog food, it's seriously not a big problem. if you said " my dog didn't like it" or "I prefer homemade food" I wouldn't have even looked at your comment twice. you clearly said " it makes dogs sick and fat" and you spoke about it in a demeaning manner, thank god I'm not the only one that replied you about the way you said it that's what made me reply you because you haven't even used it well before. you are just condemning it because if what you read online or feel. again, I don't care what you feed your dog, my beef with you is that you should only comment on things you have knowledge about. you were giving bad reviews before you even bought it, even after buying it your dog barely ate it thrice before you started posting your "reviews". and what is your beef with commercial dog food producers? have you ever even encountered one before? why all this hatred and shadiness for food you can simply not feed your dog if you don't want to? |
newsynews:this your "they're out to harm me" ideology will stunt your growth in so many ways lol so I'm a spy for defending what my dog has been eating for a year and also what all the dogs I've ever had grew up with? yikes, you love your conspiracies lmao |
newsynews:so me feeding my dog food he enjoys is " doing the bidding of experts" are you seeing how archaic your mentality is? so for someone to feed his dog commercial dog food he's "worshiping the makers of it?" lmao you're cracking me up |
newsynews:if you're trying to say you Haven't seen several success stories of people that fed their dogs dry food successfully then you are straight up lying. you just ignore the good reviews because you still want to hold on to that your idea that " experts are not always right". even on this thread someone else has given a good review, I've also seen several threads with good reviews I don't know where you get your news from. for someone named newsynews you spread a lot of false information |
agboedeh:exactly what I've been trying to say and what he said wasn't his "opinion" your opinion about something isn't necessarily a fact. when he said he didn't like it nobody countered him I only got angry when he started saying things like "it makes dogs fat, or it makes dogs sick" when he has never used it before. I honestly don't care what he's feeding his dog, he just shouldn't bad mouth what others are feeding there's and say "it's my opinion" that's unnecessarily shady |
Toju200:keep on playing it with him, it'll boost his confidence. let him win the game too. also, try and chain him up then let an intruder walk in then see if he'll bark, if he does, let the person run away. this will also make him more confident in his barking, it'll make him feel his bark can actually scare people which will make him bark at people more. if he doesn't bark then let the fake intruder attack one of the people he cares about(everything should be staged by you, just find someone that'll help you do it). this might provoke him to bark and try to attack, when he does this let the person run away, this will make him more weary of strangers because he'll feel like they can harm you. sorry I'm just typing this fast right now, I would have been a little more detailed but I think you can get the points |
newsynews: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.
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newsynews: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" |
newsynews: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? |
Toju200:does he like biting? like does he agree to play tug of war? |
Toju200:he looks good man, I forgot to send you the training tips lol sorry. I'll try and type it up tonight. does he show any sign of aggression at all? |
newsynews: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. |
newsynews: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: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. |
Toju200:okay when I have time I'll type it out for you |
vincentjk:anytime I see people complaining about this issue it's always about puppies ![]() most times people expect Caucasians to behave like adult dogs even when they are puppies because of their size. when the dogs mature then they'll start asking "how do I control my stubborn Caucasian" ![]() Caucasians get mad aggression when they mature, some take longer than the others but it'll come definitely. |
Toju200:if you and Greenarrow01 need some tips I used to boost Roscoe's guard instincts I can help too. the instincts will manifest naturally but their are some small trainings you can do with the dog to make it respond more aggressively to intruders. it works better when the dog has already started showing signs of aggression tho |
Toju200:I've answered you on my thread bro if you want some tips to boost or trigger the guard instincts then I can also give you some too |
Greenarrow01:the aggression will come with time, you guys are expecting too much from puppies. and walking 2 times a week doesn't make a dog meek. it's even good to frequently socialise a puppy to prevent nervousness or fear aggression. when a dog isn't well balanced, it's aggression will be less reckless. do you think all those dogs you see that work with the military and help take down criminals are locked up or chained all day for them to be aggressive like that? restricting your dog from the world and letting it grow on a chain turns the dog into a very unstable threat to people both innocent and evil. fear aggression is not good aggression and it doesn't make a dog a good guard dog. allow your pup to mature naturally |
Toju200:the dog is still very young at 5 months, some take longer before they show aggression. the breed is naturally aggressive, all you have to do is wait for your dog to mature |
iamapplord:was the dog dancing with her or looking for leftovers? and actually if i brought my dog to my wedding my dog would stay by my side and dance if I show excitement. do you think dogs walk around looking for leftover food in every place they go? you're seeing the dog happy and dancing with her and it's paining you... pathetic. allow people to have fun and enjoy themselves, of you could afford that lifestyle you'd do it too, stop acting like it's a bad thing |
Joshmodest:Nigerians will always find something to be bitter about, she is having fun with her dog on the happiest day of her life and her husband agreed to it so why is it now paining you?. and does the economy have to be bad before you can think properly? can you see the poverty mentality you have? do you think the economy is perfect in any country with white people? the people you're insulting that they don't think properly look at their countries and look at your own, even with the thinking were did it take you? if you want, dance with cow on your wedding day, no one has has right to shame you for it because it's your day...the jealousy is real |
MrrKay:lol yeah he is |
last one, he's barking at a kite that someone flew past my compound
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3rd one
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I was finally able to take new pics of him so I'll just drop them
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updates....Roscoe enjoying his adult life
he's a year and a week old here.
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Dickson23:you showed us sable gsds that the white on their body barely touched their legs and you think you've proved anything? I asked you to show is gsds with white markings on there chest, toes and tail tips. you didn't show any dog like that at all, everyone knows about sable gsds and that they have white undercoats, do you really think I've not seen a sable gsd before I made that statement?. the ones you showed, the white on their body didn't even reached all the legs to show you how much you wasted your time posting those pics ![]() definitely their are dogs that have white on there bodies, their are even piebald Caucasians, imagine if I look for pics of piebald Caucasians that the white on their body happened to reach some legs and use them to argue that caucs have white markings too, I'll look stupid too right? sable gsds are a very stupid argument to use before you say sable gsds have white markings, even when you cross the dogs do the little white markings even appear on the same place on the pups? rotts have red markings above their eyes and saint benards have black markings around their eyes, check most of the dogs that fall under these breeds they have the same markings even sometimes when you mix them the markings still show. do you see how stupid it is to use a sable coloured dog as an example to show the breed has white markings? see the pics under here; 1 a gsd/local dog mix: notice how the white markings on the exact places I keep mentioning showed because of the local dog gene? even as it was crossed with a gsd the markings still showed. you see how your "proof" which is just very selected pictures of a popular coloured gsd known for their white undercoat that the white happened to touch some of it's feet look stupid now? 2rott/gsd mix: see how the red markings above the eyes still showed after the mixing? those are markings that rotts have, sable gsds have a random white undercoat that can occur in any way, you just selected the ones where it coincidentally touched the toes. 3 same as 2 the funny thing is that sable coloured gsds are allowed in dog shows because they are an actual colouration of gsd and other dog breeds(yes other breeds too have sable coloration) so I don't understand why you keep bringing up AKC not allowing them. if you're going to reply me then read what I'm typing before replying, I can't be writing paragraphs for someone who still for some reason doesn't understood me
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he's a year and a week old here.