If it was, they wouldn’t be mine.

Ummm

hmmmmmm

His stomach was making the rumblies that only hands will satisfy.

@@Karloss00 Bruh I haven’t watched those vids in so long.

I thought you said Karen 🤣

you are not funny

modern problems require modern solutions

@@tayser you are not funny

i am halarous

Yeah a lot of people seem to forget just how much work an exotic pet like a husky is.

@@quadzers5703 w o l f

@@quadzers5703 husky? Exotic? Mate we're talking WOLVES over here

yea thats why i dont want pets. fun to be around, but just an expense really. all i can manage is some fish.

Russians with their bears be like ...

facultative carnivores not omnivores

@@Sassafrass95 yeah the funny thing is that he says "wolves are not hypercarnivores they are omnivores" but wolves are not only carnivores but they actually are technically hypercarnivores since the large majority of their diet if not all their diet is made up of meat

He is dispensing some good info but Kane is taking over the show. Potato

must be American lol

Mike C Canadian actually

@@mikec4308 they eat better than pretty much every country in the world you imbecile

@@giuliano2424 Italy: am I a joke to you mamma Mia? Bro America has the highest % of fat people

@@p_filippouz What they eat in this video, is better than what any country's average person eats. It has nothing to do with being fat, the quality and nutrient dense foods that is being fed to these dogs are amazing, and they will live long and happy.

No, they aren't

that's what my little sister says of my dog.

@@edonhoxhaj3585 The heck would you know

Me thinks person in comments does not get the reference. (Edited to fix typos)

@the hevy what do u mean? That's the truth._.

@@lechem710 I think so too

@@Bunny_0417 vegan teacher does not do that to her pets she understands that different animals eat different things and he respects that she is vegan because she wants to be in fact the only things she does not like about us hunting animals is mass hunting like in fishing where we catch thousands of fish at once which could impact ecosystems immensely.

@@yakakaka5071 ah yes let me feed my pet what they normally dont eat, but i am only feeding it to them so it doesnt go against my vegan views

It's part of the diet.

@@grade2point0 very healthy

@@grade2point0 nice and tough too, strengthens the teeth.

My dogs always eat better than us humans, in the his house. They get in-date eggs with shells (if eggs are out of date, keep them and stick them deep under any plants/fruit or nut trees/herb bushes etc, alongside banana skins), as well as raw meat. The reason I give them such a variety of foods (natural uncooked fruit, veg, rice, etc) is because of one thing.......if you they went stray, they'd need to find their food, and when was the last time you saw a dog sitting around a campfire cooking their dinner? So a variety of cooked and raw foods is ideal (raw is better, but don't inhibit your dog's fundamental nature as well. If you hey want to go after mice or other vermin, let them. Check up on what their characteristics were a cross of (at least a pedigree, or 2 breeds or more), and you'll get an idea of what their behaviour may well be.

@@cymar1000 WOW

Aye bro that’s the same with me legit

@@cymar1000 dogs don't need to cook their food, that's what they have humans for

@@cymar1000 that's actually not the best to let your dogs Wild game, specifically because of the diseases such game may carry. You have to realize that dogs, I'm like wolves, have been domesticated for literally tens of thousands of years.

Lol, this made me smirk.

Make it worse :)

What dog is he

@@noo-kah_and_way-bay Charlie is a boxer. He also has special dietary needs. He can't eat gluten, and gets EXTREMELY gassy if he eats anything like that. (Not that sprouts are glutinous, but they don't help the matter)

@@BYERE oh ok a boxer I have a gassy husky lol

My dog does it all the time. I usually let him because thats his way of playing with me, and I let him know when it’s enough and he stops

Yeah, they can't hold things any other way; they don't have hands lol

I totally love when a person lets a dog bite their hands.

thoughtfulness, gentleness... And to calculate their own strength; to micro-calculate the micro-movements and the dosages of strength. It is all so beautiful.

Yes if my dog (he’s just a rat terrier) bites me a little too hard when we’re playing, I let him know and he is always sorry. But we love to play fight, he and I. And then we go back to cuddling right after.

Because its cheaper, essier, and doesnt require a bunch of research and planning on what to properly feed them. But, certain animals that dont have food specificly made food for them, like spiders and wolves, will require properly made meals like this. So, although Its fine to feed certain pets homemade meals instead of regular pet store food, its also more difficult.

@@orlando780 its not about the difficult part its just Too DAMN EXPENSIVE buying 100 pounds of meat a month

@Hyun Kim I find that the value of so-called "real food" is a highly overestimated, our family for example would buy canned and bagged dog food for our purebred Weimaraner, who had constant niggling health issues and our vet agreed was one of the most tempermental dogs he ever had as a patient, and he lived well beyond both of our expectations. Of course Kane is a wolf, so I would not buy pet store food for him either, and our dog did not eat the cheapest brand or anything like that, but these dried pellets are indeed made from real food. It's like calling a Lara bar or granola bar "fake food" just because it's smaller bits of food chopped up and pressed together.

@Hyun Kim why do they make dog kibble then? is it to feed the cats? it has the proper nutrition the dog needs. and you can buy higher quality dog food too. if your vet is recommending you to feed your dog high quality dog food do you go and feed it sweet potatoes and some other vegetables?

@Hyun Kim I mean, sure, you can just ignore the case study I just offered proving that I take care of my pets adequately while pretending to laugh like a smug prick, but I do eat granola and Lara bars, so I don't really see your point. Humans have a broader range of foods they can eat compared to almost any other animal. You wouldn't feed chocolate, grapes or alcohol to your dog now would you?

CAAARRRL!

“Yeah I’m in the wrong here, I suck.”

Nostalgia, that's this reply section

HEADBUTT THE LIKE BUTTON! Damn you took me back

LOL

Better food saves the work of having to take them to a vet later down the road because of some diseases caused by deficiencies, and “offensiveness” isn’t a problem here.

@@Harv-Kane ok! I was just worrying that I sounded like all that effort you put in was too much effort/worthless, but we all know its not!

@@Harv-Kane Is that because nothing is more offensive than the insane sulpherous gasses that exude from your dogs' bums from all of the vegetable matter? I have had a hard time with feeding my girl (half-Husky, half-German Shepherd) for a few reasons... But right now my problem has been that I switched the main part of her food (her kibble), but she's also just coming up to a year and a half & she was shedding for months, she she just loses parts of her base undercoat consistently. So don't know if it's food, weather or just a fuller adult coat coming in... probably a combination of them all I suppose.

​@@deeznuts8659 with what this guy has said in a lot of his videos in the past, I highly doubt a genuine question is going to bother him in the slightest. What will bother him is misinformation

Poor tommy, sometimes getting upset by cabbages and turnips.

My corgi destroyed frozen peas and fresh green beans

100% Raw for my doggos! 🥩🍗🍖🥚

My family has a dog that loves carrots and potatoes. He likes veggies in general.

@@mememan1546 my dog too! He loves French bean, carrot, apple, pear etc I avoid potatoes as there is too much glucide and starch.

not omnviores facultative carnivores, totally different then what you think

Yes wolves are omnivores just like bears are! But not all dogs like to eat vegetables or fruits, it’s important to listen to your dog

Our husky mix eats kibble, mixed in the home cooked meal. She'll eat it plain only if desperate. 😂🐺 Gives me such pleasure to see her lick her bowl clean. Her coat is amazing and she's happy and lively. It's worth the effort!

Jesus Christ what a blast from the past this comment is

Whiteys gotta pay and that payment is baby hands

cooking kills everything. Raw is better 🍖🥚🍗🥩

With cooking i mean prepare food in general.

And raw Is not Always Better.

@@PerazRules it is

@@vikingdogmanship What

Maybe he ran out of enemies? 😂😂🐺🐺

​@@piakayhko9903 the only logical explanation

Fresh (uncooked) vegetables are basically just fiber tablets, dogs don’t have a whole lot of ability to digest them. It’s a good idea to get gunk out of their teeth, yes. I do give them sweet potatoes to eat, they’re a good substitute if I’m out of bones to give them.

@@Harv-Kane bacteria digest some of the cellulose

@@Harv-Kane It's interesting that you mention bones. I never know if bones are OK or not, some people say only raw bones, some say only cooked bones, some say no bones. So I have no idea what the answer is. Obviously wolves or wild dogs would eat bones so I feel like logically raw bones should be OK. (I don't have wolves, I have 2 medium-large dogs.)

@@lordmysticlaw1991 sorry that I'm late but i know for a fact that bird/chicken bones are bad since they break easily and are quite sharp. They might rip something on the insides.

@@Cbd_7ohm some but not all, and some dogs might have a tougher time with it then others, always consult a vet if your unsure but don't assume just because some dogs can digest some cellulose that it's ok to just hand them any raw fruit or veggie

Understandable. I would fear that cat too.

Id guess those greens would be pre-digested to some degree, I don't know if we achieve the same result by cooking veg. Hopefully close enough.

THESE? DogS?!?! Ayo my man I think you confused-

A week to two weeks’ worth.