This may not be the place to put this in but as a concern dog owner
myself I was very concerned about just what I was feeding my dogs so I
put put this information for all dog owners. Check out my website you
won't be sorry you did! Go to www.normgilmore.com.
good luck with your dog problems. Apolo123

Apolo123 spoke these words of wisdom in news:3cc2b380-
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This may not be the place to put this in but as a concern dog owner
myself I was very concerned about just what I was feeding my dogs so I
put put this information for all dog owners. Check out my website you
won't be sorry you did! Go to www.normgilmore.com.
good luck with your dog problems. Apolo123


I am feeding my dog crap in a bag. He loves it. Thanks.
In fact, he loves crap sooo much, he runs out to the pasture and dines on
horse poop , duck poop, and chicken poop every chance he gets.

The horse also eats crap in a bag. Crimped corn, whole oats, and vitamins
and minerals.

It must be good ****. Because everything on the farm prefers cleaning up
her unprocessed crap. The ducks, chickens and dogs all would rather eat her
poop than anything authorized that I feed them.

I don't like it. But what's a girl to do?
Makes the best eggs ever though! Woohoo!

On Sun, 4 Jan 2009 03:49:02 -0800 (PST), Apolo123
wrote:

This may not be the place to put this in but as a concern dog owner
myself I was very concerned about just what I was feeding my dogs so I
put put this information for all dog owners. Check out my website you
won't be sorry you did! Go to www.normgilmore.com.
good luck with your dog problems. Apolo123

I'm a concern dog owner too, which is why I have always done a lot of
research on dog foods so that I could make well-informed choices.
There is a great deal of free information about dog food available -
why would anyone want to buy it, especially from someone who can't
spell?

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Apolo123 spoke these words of wisdom in
news:3cc2b380-
:

This may not be the place to put this in but as a concern dog owner
myself I was very concerned about just what I was feeding my dogs so I
put put this information for all dog owners. Check out my website you
won't be sorry you did! Go to www.normgilmore.com.
good luck with your dog problems. Apolo123


I am feeding my dog crap in a bag. He loves it. Thanks.
In fact, he loves crap sooo much, he runs out to the pasture and dines on
horse poop , duck poop, and chicken poop every chance he gets.

The horse also eats crap in a bag. Crimped corn, whole oats, and vitamins
and minerals.

It must be good ****. Because everything on the farm prefers cleaning up
her unprocessed crap. The ducks, chickens and dogs all would rather eat
her
poop than anything authorized that I feed them.

I don't like it. But what's a girl to do?
Makes the best eggs ever though! Woohoo!

Sounds like you got your dog from the same shelter as I got mine. I worry
about what to feed them, and then watch them as they cruise the pasture and
eat every organic thing they can get their lips around.

Bleccckkkkkkkk! And then come want to lick you. Double Bleccccckkkkkkkkk!

Steve

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Sounds like you got your dog from the same shelter as I got mine. I
worry about what to feed them, and then watch them as they cruise the
pasture and eat every organic thing they can get their lips around.

Bleccckkkkkkkk! And then come want to lick you. Double
Bleccccckkkkkkkkk!

Steve




I did not get my dog from a shelter.

And Dogs love crappy stuff. It's all a part of the loyal order of dogdom

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"SteveB" spoke these words of wisdom in
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Sounds like you got your dog from the same shelter as I got mine. I
worry about what to feed them, and then watch them as they cruise the
pasture and eat every organic thing they can get their lips around.

Bleccckkkkkkkk! And then come want to lick you. Double
Bleccccckkkkkkkkk!

Steve




I did not get my dog from a shelter.

And Dogs love crappy stuff. It's all a part of the loyal order of dogdom

Sorry to insinuate that your animal is anything less than royalty. One of
mine is a pedigree, and such a nutcase I call him "Butthead." The other is
a loveable mutt we got from the shelter. Next dog I get will surely be a
shelter dog.

Steve

In article ,
"SteveB" wrote:


Sorry to insinuate that your animal is anything less than royalty.

I don't think Diddy is about that at all. She was merely pointing out
that dogs don't have to come from less-than-ideal beginnings to love
disgusting stuff.

One of
mine is a pedigree, and such a nutcase I call him "Butthead." The other is
a loveable mutt we got from the shelter. Next dog I get will surely be a
shelter dog.

"Pedigree" is such an odd term used this way. One of my dogs came with
a "pedigree" that is about as useful as toilet paper. Another came with
a very nice one full of useful information. The difference between well
bred and puppymill bred. The 3rd didn't come with anything but her
adoption papers, but she's wonderful. They'll all eat disgusting things
- no difference in them at all. Oh yeah - 2 are from a shelter.

--
Janet Boss
www.bestfriendsdogobedience.com

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In article ,
"SteveB" wrote:


Sorry to insinuate that your animal is anything less than royalty.

I don't think Diddy is about that at all. She was merely pointing out
that dogs don't have to come from less-than-ideal beginnings to love
disgusting stuff.

That's right.
Thank you Janet.


side note:

I have had shelter dogs. And they are wonderful. What you see is what you
get. You don't have to wonder if they are going to be great with kids, or
be great dogs. You know before you adopt.

But sometimes you are looking for something specific for a specific
purpose. And there is nothing wrong with a dog specificly bred to do that
purpose. I mean.. The hubble telescope is just a mirror. So why did they
go through millions of dollars to create it. wouldn't just any old mirror
do?
When you are looking for a specific dog, you go to a breeder. When you are
looking for a specific mirror, you go to Corning Glass.

In article , diddy none
wrote:


I have had shelter dogs. And they are wonderful. What you see is what you
get. You don't have to wonder if they are going to be great with kids, or
be great dogs. You know before you adopt.

Only if you choose an adult shelter dog and choose wisely. Too many
people mistake a sick dog for a "calm" dog, etc. OTOH, the adult
shelter dogs I've adopted have been exactly what I was looking for at
the time and very much WYSIWYG. Puppies from shelters are a huge crap
shoot IMO.

But sometimes you are looking for something specific for a specific
purpose. And there is nothing wrong with a dog specificly bred to do that
purpose. I mean.. The hubble telescope is just a mirror. So why did they
go through millions of dollars to create it. wouldn't just any old mirror
do?

LOL - a mirror and a few very specialized instruments (more familiar
with it than the average joe). OTOH, I agree with choosing dogs for
specific purposes. Their primary purpose (for me) will always be
companion, but the activities they are suited for allow us to have a
more interesting life together.

--
Janet Boss
www.bestfriendsdogobedience.com

Janet Boss spoke these words of wisdom
in :

In article , diddy none
wrote:


I have had shelter dogs. And they are wonderful. What you see is what
you get. You don't have to wonder if they are going to be great with
kids, or be great dogs. You know before you adopt.

Only if you choose an adult shelter dog and choose wisely. Too many
people mistake a sick dog for a "calm" dog, etc. OTOH, the adult
shelter dogs I've adopted have been exactly what I was looking for at
the time and very much WYSIWYG. Puppies from shelters are a huge crap
shoot IMO.


Oh YES!!!! Puppies from a shelter are a whole different can of worms than
adopting an adult from the shelter.