I have raw feeding on my channel , Check it out

To get on a more technical level since people like to argue with that, most dogs share the exact digestive system as wolves with only some breeds having slightly more starch-digesting enzymes than wolves. Raw is more bio-available to them than cooked, less waste in = less waste out and their bodies won’t have to work so hard to digest the indigestible. Cooked is also not safer for them than raw bacteria-wise, this is why you see many recalls because cooked tends to have higher salmonella flora than raw due to raw having a less than ideal breeding ground compared to cooked. So if a cooked food gets infested with salmonella it grows to levels that even a carnivore’s digestive system can’t handle. Sorry for the rant but this is good info for anyone looking to learn.

Not my 9.5 year old. She gets sick so i don't feed her that

What about salmonella? Lol it’s safer just to boil it… wild animals are not the same as domesticated ones lol yes similar digestives… but not the same 🤣💀 not to mention chicken bones can puncture a dogs intestines… 🤷‍♀️

@@lyssgoddess you would be correct when referring to cooked chicken bones. Uncooked chicken bones are fine.

Do I have to record it?

Thank you lol I feel the same I always watch him eat lol I will upload more soon just been super busy but will have more content soon😄

Thank you 🙏🏽

Thank you🙏🏽 check out our Instagram for more pictures IG: uhmjack

Thank you appreciate the compliment 😄

Thank you!🙏🏽

Nice! Raw is the way to go! Thank you....appreciate it. Do you have an IG. Would love to see your Rottweilers

@@uhmjack3968 I don’t. But they’re beautiful.

@Le e I use The Missing Link. Also coconut and fish oils. Kelp. Glucosamine for older dogs.

Thanks bro. Best breed ever!

Thanks appreciate it. Yes mine is great with the kids as well 🙏

Do it. They are TERRIFIC dogs. Majestic, intelligent and loyal. Mine is almost 2 and he's grown so fast !

Agreed by far the most loyal and intelligent dog I've owned they're personalities are unmatched. I love mine

Lol I know right 😅😂

Thanks! Good luck on your journey. For a puppy at 20 lbs I would feed at least 5% of body weight daily so aprox 1/2lb per day in how ever many feeding you brake up.

When I took this video he was eating once a day. However, he is now eating the same amount broken into 2 portions. Remember generally dogs should be eating aprox 3.5 percent of their body weight. My dog eats about 2 pounds of meat per serving, or 4 lbs a day total. An 80 pound dog would be at about 2.8 to 3 pounds a day. Mine has been on raw since he was a puppy. Good luck and remember to do your research

I did a night and day transition. I didn't feed kibble all day then towards the end of the night I feed raw. He was hungry so he ate it willingly. I also transitioned as a puppy the second week I had him. Good luck. 👍

Will be posting an updated video within the next couple of days 👍

@@uhmjack3968 Awesome. Thanks!

Ahahaha omg same 😂

The bone is okay ONLY when raw. Do not give them cooked bone as it breaks differently and can be very dangerous. I now feed 2 smaller portions a day. Look at the new video regarding food agression. It's aprox 4lbs of meats a day.

Honestly no problem. He burns the food a lot cleaner...the stool is actually way less in comparison to kibble. Also poop is dry and small so no mess when cleaning up... almost crumbles. Also drinks way less water as food is moist.

Thanks so much I like the way u feed the best out of the videos I’ve watched. Where does one go abkit getting chicken feet and beef hearts??

Yes I this was one meal at aprox 4.5 to 5 lbs. Per day...I have also done 2 feeding per day 2.5 lbs per feeding

How exciting 😊 yes raw chicken with bone is okay. However cooked chicken bone Is extremely dangerous

@@uhmjack3968 ahh gotcha!! Tysm for clarifying that for me!! 💖💖

Once a day aprox 4.5 to 5 lbs

@@uhmjack3968well, it sure seems to be working ! He’s beautiful & healthy & loves his food ! Greetings & blessings to you from sunny Central Florida 😎

Thank you 🫡

Yea the bone is okay as long as it's raw.

No I usually remove it because it's high in fat and calories

Thank you🙏 I got him from bazmadskennel that's their IG. He is actually direct grandson of former world champion X-man.

@@uhmjack3968 I just realized I botched up the last comment, sorry about that. Cool, I’ll check them out! You can tell lol. Are you still making content, I’d love to see an update on him!

No worries, yea just been super busy with work, I will be posting an update soon.

Also thanks for showing interest 🙏🙏

@@uhmjack3968 that’s great to hear man, I’m subscribed so I’ll be sure to keep the look out

I eat Ramen noodle soup so he can eat like this lol😅

In this video just one a day. However, currently he is now eating 2 smaller portion meals. Aprox 4 lbs a day

Awsome! Yea when I transitioned I feed kibble in the morning then didn't feed anything else the rest of the day. The second day I waited till mid day to feed raw. He literally inhaled it. There was a point in time when my pup tried to swallow the chicken whole without crunching bone so I started to feed almost frozen to ensure he works on it a lot better.

This was once a day, he now eats the same amount split into 2 servings.

@@uhmjack3968 aww alright awesome and how many pounds or kilos would you feed him at 1yr old vs 2yrs old?

Yes it is fine.

He's just over a year old. In this video I was out of food all day so I compensated. I usually feed him the same amount split into 2 feedings. When feeding raw it should be 2 to 4 percent of the dogs body weight.

@@uhmjack3968 ok great thanks

Usually inside but has been mainly out the last 2 week.

Ahaha I believe you lol 👍

In this video just one a day. However, currently he is now eating 2 smaller portion meals.

Uhmjack well,ok. Do you think a labrador could eat barf?

I don't see why not. Just take the time to do your research. Best of luck

Uhmjack thank you! I will start!

Fun fact: the Corso has a stronger bite force then a lion 🦁 😮 lion is aprox 700 psi the Corso is aprox 750 psi

@@uhmjack3968 I don’t believe that lol 😂

I'm sorry cane corso is 700 psi and lion is 650 psi lol google it 😏

My breeder has the best bloodlines. Scandifio and Bel Monte. Ed Hodas and Mike sotilie original bloodlines

You can start him as soon as you are ready I started mine on raw diet literally the second week I got him. To transition I fed kibble in the night didn't feed anything else during the day up until 6 and he devoured the raw food. Loved it ever since.

@@uhmjack3968 currently giving him kibble. Do I continue giving him kibble and raw meat? Im afraid he will stop eating kibble and require only raw meat? Any education or guidance will be helpful thank you for your time

@@robr4147 yea so you can do both you can give raw 2 or 3 times a day then kibble the others. Every dog is a little different but if he looses interest in the kibble you can always add broth to your kibble. This will also help since kibble is usually dry.

@@uhmjack3968 thank you for the education

In this video he was about 6 months

Yes exactly. Every once in a while I let him go ham lol tuna in water is okay once in a while I substituted for salmon as we were out.

yes! just providing liver isn't good. the amount of liver he used was also really dangerous.. to much liver is very dangerous!! liver should never exceed 5%! total for organs should not exceed 20% they need two secreting organs in every meal, heart is not an organ.. the bone to protein ratio was way off. I understand chicken drumsticks and leg quarters are cheap.. but chicken should never be used as the main protein, always beef! this meal was lacking several key vitiamin and minerals! including Iron, Iodine, Vit E, K, and maganese just to name a few.. this is not a proper balanced raw meal for a dog.. a whole can of Tuna for any size dog is extremely dangerous!! only one teaspoon of tuna is considered safe for dogs ( size doesn't matter) even then it should not be fed every day.. feeding a dog like this, especially a puppy, overtime will cause serious vitiamn and mineral deficenticies and health problems! I've been studying k9 nutrition for years, I currently own 5 Rottweiler's and I've been feeding raw for 15yrs... these people have not done there research.

@@thetruepatriot7733 These were my thoughts as well,but I guess they'll learn through trial and error

It was only 2 small tiny pieces of liver. The other meat was chopped steak. It was less than 5%

@@uhmjack3968 good!! don't over do it on liver.. some major health issues in raw feeders dogs have been linked to excess liver. i try to include, spleen, kidney, liver, brain, lung, heart ( which is muscle meat,) and glands in every meal.. secreting organs and glands are important to regulate your dogs hormones especially growth hormones. also another tip beef organs are much better than chicken organs.. look into buying an organ mix.

Here he was eating once a day. Now he's eating 2 times a day smaller portions

@@uhmjack3968 you using to much bones, is that safe for dogs?

Raw bone is okay. But cooked bone is deadly. If they swallow the bone whole then give it to them almost frozen they will work on it a lot better.

@@uhmjack3968 my corso is 5 months old i will try this but i will give hom 2 times a day, smaller porties

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I know that's always in the back of my mind lol

Raw chicken bone is perfectly fine. Has been eating raw since I got him as a pup. But when the chicken bone is cooked it is extremely dangerous as it breaks differently and can definitely puncture intestines

In short raw chicken bone is okay. Cooked chicken bone is a no

Usually remive the nails.

That's awesome! Do you have an ig? I'd love to see your pup. Also have you noticed any drastic changes after the training? How long was your corso gone for?

@@uhmjack3968 he was gone for a month for obedience training and came back like a gentle man he does what he’s told and everything

@@uhmjack3968 and I don’t really have a pic of him on my ig

@@uhmjack3968 we are also thinking about getting a new cane corso a black one or a grey one is what my dad wants

Maybe the consistency, you should try it almost frozen as a treat.

Corso 😁

Not his daily feeding. Look at the other video. Every once in a while I let him eat like this. As long as it's not an everyday thing he will be fine.

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