Dog Obedience Training For Your Pet Dog

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1. by jamesdouglastx, on August 31 2009 @ 9:24 am

   

   hey eukanuba,
   I think you meant to title this video “Commercial = BS” not “puppy training video. thanks for wasting my time.

2. by rachelrox1011, on August 31 2009 @ 9:24 am

   

   thanks. i should get that book. im 11 and i want to get a new puppy soon and my mom said well that i am getting more responsible so maybe soon

3. by 19Steve47, on August 31 2009 @ 9:24 am

   

   Hi, You should read the book “Someone For Scruffy” by Steven E. Farley. Book is for children on what to do and not to do with there new puppy. Great childrens book.

4. by crtnyevans, on August 31 2009 @ 9:24 am

   

   so in your opinion what is the best kibble? i have a ten week old labrador

5. by crtnyevans, on August 31 2009 @ 9:24 am

   

   supplement powder that i measure into the meat?

6. by Bawloo, on August 31 2009 @ 9:24 am

   

   That’s a dangerous accusation to make, and just as much ‘propaganda’ as this video.
   I’m an active member of the local pet owning community, and know several people whose dogs didn’t thrive on a raw diet. In a household of 11 dogs (of the same breed, on the same diet and portion size), 2 dogs lost dangerous amounts of weight on a raw diet. 7 showed no change between a raw diet and a high-quality kibble, and 2 showed small improvements in coat and teeth.
   There is no universal ‘perfect diet’.

7. by Bawloo, on August 31 2009 @ 9:24 am

   

   If you’re concerned about mixing in the necessary supplements that local raw meat lacks, you could always look into buying a premade raw diet. An improperly balanced raw diet is just as bad as an improperly balanced kibble diet, and I know a lot of people who don’t trust themselves to measure everything carefully.
   I’ve also seen supplement powder mixes that you just measure into the meal, and print-out raw meal plans online so you don’t over/underfeed. Explore options in your area and online.

8. by Bawloo, on August 31 2009 @ 9:24 am

   

   You’d be surprised. You can feed a medium to high-quality kibble without having to overhaul your budget. I work at an independant pet supplies store, and we sell all holistic brands for only a few dollars more than what chain pet stores charge for considerably lower quality food.

   You also don’t have to feed as much kibble on a high-quality diet, so you have to buy less.

   (Prices are compared to brands like Eukaneuba, not Ol’Roy. Going from Ol’Roy to holistic WOULD seem expenive.)

9. by crtnyevans, on August 31 2009 @ 9:24 am

   

   yeah but they are all really expensive huh

10. by crtnyevans, on August 31 2009 @ 9:24 am

    

    i wanted to do that but i’m scared i’ll make him sick.i actually feed my dog puppy chow but i want him to have better food. how can i know he won’t get sick

11. by gerrytseng, on August 31 2009 @ 9:24 am

    

    It looks like this video was meant for another site or channel.

12. by bucksatan1, on August 31 2009 @ 9:24 am

    

    From your victims, no less.

13. by tenkochan2, on August 31 2009 @ 9:24 am

    

    bad camera angles, I don’t want to watch a man’s back as he’s talking. LOL

14. by atdeaver, on August 31 2009 @ 9:24 am

    

    Strikes:

    1. It’s just a six-minute commercial with meaningless filler.

    2. This doesn’t have anything to do with training.

    3. Remember the part about “meaningless filler”? Upon further research, that describes the food itself pretty well.

15. by kissthis200, on August 31 2009 @ 9:24 am

    

    thats a big puppy

16. by zeleftikam, on August 31 2009 @ 9:24 am

    

    straight up propaganda. dog kibble is absolute garbage. i feed my puppy fresh raw local meat

17. by MarijuanaMuscle, on August 31 2009 @ 9:24 am

    

    Jeez! That was incredible!

18. by texasflats, on August 31 2009 @ 9:24 am

    

    It’s Take Home Doggy Chef.

19. by Fivestar5000, on August 31 2009 @ 9:24 am

    

    this is just some bullshit comercial no real fucking info better off buying shit from those t.v ads

20. by Bawloo, on August 31 2009 @ 9:24 am

    

    Chicken by-product isn’t a “quality” or human grade protein.
    Corn is a filler.
    This video made me laugh for more reasons than one.
    Research Eukanuba ingredients and compare them to brands like Orijen, Go! Natural, and Innova. Different brands work for different dogs, but you can certainly get better than Eukanuba.

21. by deanbill22, on August 31 2009 @ 9:24 am

    

    this is hilarious

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