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05-02-2009, 17:32

I've got a Wirehair, Cache, age 5, and he's great for birds and lately spotting trout when my eyes can't see in the evening light.

My training and exercise program, geared for a guy turning 45 next week, is built on proper nutrition, plenty of rest, and a sound combination of strength training, cardio and flexability, (don't laugh, but yoga is kinda cool).

Lately, I've been doubting the advantages of commercial brands, and more specifically, "the better brands". Who out there can hook up a fellow dog owner with some sound advise? I feel my guy at least deserves my best efforts.

As for prarie-dogs, I've eaten them. My foster brother, a Navajo from Houke, AZ - raised in Gallop, NM - his grandmother, wow! Be sure to consume with hot peppers.

Consider horse meat. A lot of ponies are being turned out due to a lack of water and feed. Mustangs from ID, WY, UT and NV have seen predation by locals feeding their families.

05-02-2009, 17:32	#7
wet dog Guest Posts: n/a	Let's get back to better dog food,... I've got a Wirehair, Cache, age 5, and he's great for birds and lately spotting trout when my eyes can't see in the evening light. My training and exercise program, geared for a guy turning 45 next week, is built on proper nutrition, plenty of rest, and a sound combination of strength training, cardio and flexability, (don't laugh, but yoga is kinda cool). Lately, I've been doubting the advantages of commercial brands, and more specifically, "the better brands". Who out there can hook up a fellow dog owner with some sound advise? I feel my guy at least deserves my best efforts. As for prarie-dogs, I've eaten them. My foster brother, a Navajo from Houke, AZ - raised in Gallop, NM - his grandmother, wow! Be sure to consume with hot peppers. Consider horse meat. A lot of ponies are being turned out due to a lack of water and feed. Mustangs from ID, WY, UT and NV have seen predation by locals feeding their families.