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I was talking to my mother about feeding raw meat, and she satd if you give dogs raw meat/ blood there more likely to attack you as they have the taste of flesh!
I just thought i would posted it and see what use said. I dont think these but she was told this years back.

False! It's an old wives' tale.
:)
Wish it was true then I could feed the kids to the dogs that is one way to get rid of them :)
By Spook
Date 14.02.05 20:04 UTC
Well....it is an old wives tale but this is where you have to know your dog if not your science. Different protein content can affect personality. I think barf does wonders for certain breeds, but I think unless you know what you're doing it can be hazardous for the more dominant breeds.
thanks for your replies folks. Does to much protein effect bullmasiffs?
By Mary K
Date 15.02.05 00:28 UTC
I have been told too much protien can helps give puppies Coccidiosis ( which is blood in the stool) Especially breeding bitches.
what are you planning to feed your pup frank?complete(from a bag) or BARF(raw)?
sam
the breeder feeds raw so i think i will do the same. i was reading on one of the bullmastiff web ring sites and a breeder swears by it can't rememder who it was, once you go on one of the links you get completely side tracked and end up reading all kinds, useful though i must say.
By maysea
Date 15.02.05 09:22 UTC
IT CAN MAKE THEM GROW VERY QUICK PUTTING STRAIN ON THEIR FRAME.
By archer
Date 15.02.05 12:58 UTC
Frank
although I do not have B mastiffs I have found ,as have others I know, that BARF has had the complete opposite affect...it has calmed my boys down not made them aggressive.One thought is that by feeding a completely natural diet you are not feeding all those additives and preservatives
Archer
By maysea
Date 15.02.05 13:15 UTC
as with children i supose all those additives would make a dog hyper
yeah my kids are hypo, i'm thinking about putting them on the barf diet to.(only joking).

I read on a website about BARFonce, that it helps a dog to develop at it's "normal" rate, whereas feeding complete foods develops a puppy too quickly and they reach adult size far quicker than they should.
It was certainly true for my three. They were put on BARF at 8 weeks and grew at a much steadier pace than their littermates who seemed to reach adult size too quickly. And they caught up :)
Totally agree. Some commercial foods are 25-30% protein, puppy ones can be even higher. Raw meat such as tripe is nearer 9%. My pups haven't grown too fast on it.
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