Melo's update
Hey everyone, I haven't been on here in a while because of work, school and down time with my bullie. Melo is doing really well and at 4 months weighs 31 pounds. I love this little Big guy, some photos are a must
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"It's not just a Dog, it's a Bull Terrier!"
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He looks great ... Glad the play pen's working out well... Seems you anticipated the gnawing tendency well and saved the base boards. You got to do something about getting him to keep his tail from wagging while you are taking photos. ;-) His paws look fab... Looks like he even has fur growing between the toes they look so clean.... Remember. More pics, less punishment!
What else she getting besides the Kibble?
Maybe the type of meat in the Victor?
Cyra is a very big female that weights about 72 pounds right now. She is tall, thick, and muscular. She can eat anything without any negative effects. Nitro and Sooner are the same way. However, there are many occasions where one or two of my Bullies will have loose stool from something new introduced to their diet. Puppies are young adolescent dogs are more susceptible to loose stool due to their digestive system and immune system which is still developing.
Something I always tell people is to experiement with a few different types of quality grain free kibble until you find one that your EBT truly enjoys eating and does well on. I also recommend changing up their diet by adding other supplements to their kibble. This is not only good for them but keeps their appetite strong. I have to admit there isn't a day that goes by that my Bull Terriers eat the same exact meal. I'm always adding different things to their diet which includes an array of different raw meats, fish, vegetables, broth, potato, etc.
During the times I'm fostering a rescue that was rendered to us I always start off with providing them with a grain free kibble mixed with chicken broth. I then start adding mild ingredients like potato and/or vegitables and eventually start adding cooked meats. In the event they are in my care for a prolonged period of time I will slowly introduce raw meats and fish. Cooked rice with chicken broth is something many dogs enjoy mixed in their kibble if they're being a finicky about eating.
"It's not just a Dog, it's a Bull Terrier!"
www.bulliesofnc.com
So is there any truth behind this don't-add-stuff-to-kibble thing? Should I be putting something in her kibble? All I do right now is switch the flavor every time I buy a new bag.
"It's not just a Dog, it's a Bull Terrier!"
www.bulliesofnc.com
"It's not just a Dog, it's a Bull Terrier!"
www.bulliesofnc.com