ABOUT FEEDING

Getting a dog as a pet,( Yorkshire Terrier ) means caring for it
in a responsible way a dogs
life long!
Approx: 15 years!
FEEDING;
A
puppy's dietary needs differ end from the needs of an adult or
mature dog.
A puppy have
twice the energy needs of a fully grown dog.
BASICS Feeding!!
I recommend 3
meals a day to the age of 3 months, 2 meals a day to 8-9 months then
1 meal a day for the adult dog, but this a guide for our yorkie's
only.
If you give your pup milk,
goats milk
is the best, or
Pets own Puppy milk.
Please do not water any
milk down. [Some dogs can
not tolerant cows milk].
Always make sure your dog has
clean fresh water and shade
in the daytime,
especially in the
hot summer months.
"BIG NO NO'S";
Feeding
NEVER, NEVER
feed your pup
Chicken - BONES, FISH BONES ,or CHOP BONES
as these
can cause serious internal damage. NO Potatoes
Onions, Chocolate, spicy things, salts, the white of an egg. Cat
foot, and for some yorkie's Noodles should only be fed OCCASIONALLY
to very ACTIVE dogs.
BONES;
Dental Hygiene Check your dog's
teeth regularly for signs of tartar build up and gum disease.
Regularly give your dog a raw bone or hard -baked biscuit to scrape
his teeth clean and thereby minimize bad breath. I have
found oxtail bones or knuckle bones are quite safe but don't leave
the bones
laying about for days.
FEEDING;
Do
not
feed your pup meat alone as this does not have all the
vitamins and minerals
your pup needs. There are many good, well balanced dog
food products available from your supermarkets,and many of the dog food companies have put a lot of time and money
into researching the best
possible nutritional foods for your dog. Most dog foods display
quantity instructions on the labelling.
I do not
recommend CAT food for dogs [although they seem to like it ]
As I
believe it was made for
CATS not for dogs and requirements are
different from our dogs.
Dry biscuits are an excellent source of
completely balanced food and are also very economical in these
recessional times. I like to give my dogs a variety of food such as
a good quality
canned food,
Puppy food for pup's up to the age of
12 month.
Dry
biscuits, fresh meat and vegetables cooked, and the dog sausage type
of food.
I wouldn't like to eat the same meal day in and day out so I don't
expect my dogs to either.
A few piece of non smelly cheese or a small amount of cooked Liver
are a good treat.
But once again, this is only a guide.
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Helpful hints for home cooked dog
food
Unfortunately, some dogs Young or old, hold their owners to ransom
and refuse to eat'- perhaps holding out for chicken or fillet steak.
This is nonsense as the dog must eat what you think is best for him.
Therefore, gnore these tactics and remove the food if uneaten, in
half an hour. He has, had ample time to
take, advantage "of eating”. If the food can be saved; place
glad-wrap over same and place it the refrigerator for the next day.
Perhaps it can be heated up and made palatable again -you can judge
if this is possible. If not,
it's far better to putit
in the garbage tin than to leave it sit there uneaten to attract the
flies.
Besides it gives the `fussy eater
'a psycho-, logical advantage which makes it difficult to break this
habit.
Some dogs can go
for three days without eating.
Don't worry; he won't die of starvation
when he is being offered good food each day.If firmness is
exhibited, he will' be eating very nicely whatever you choose to
feed, him. At times like this a vitamin supplement is extremely
valuable. Increase his maintenance dosage a little and in no time
you will have him begging for his food:
Change in diet pattern!
Remember, a dog's digestive
system takes several days to
adjust to anychanges
in diet - so if you wish to feed your dog
a completely different diet to what he is used to, take it
slowly or his
bowels will protest with subsequent trouble for you?
However, as the time passes, introduce gradually the food you
have decided to feed your dog.

HOME MADE DOG BISCUITS
When dog biscuits are made at home, one
is sure that.
The best-quality ingredients are included
which are bound to benefit the health of your dog. The following is
a good and nutritious recipe for dog biscuits.
2 cups of whole-grain flour, (not self-raising)
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1/2:cup of Cornmeal
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1 tablespoon of bone meal
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1/2 cup: soyflour"
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1/2 : cup oatmeal
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1/2 cup parsley
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3 eggs.
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2 tablespoons yeast powder
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1 tablespoon kelp powder
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1 tablespoon alfalfa seeds
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1/2 cup wheat germ oil
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2 tablespoons molasses
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1/2 tee spoon.
Sea salt.
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Mix all ingredients together, using a little milk to mix to
a stiff dough.
Turn out onto a board
and knead with wholegrain Flour to a handling consistency. Press into greased
shallow Baking trays and cook for approximately 30 to
40 minutes in a slow oven.
Whilst hot, cut into
squares. These dog biscuits may be fed as a morning snack,
from part of the evening meal.
YES COMPLETE
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