The little one is Brother, he's 5 months old.

Steve

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Thanks for all the great info. Love the sleeping bully pics. You have some handsome bullies! How old is the baby?

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I try to watch what him around the kids but he is always under the table when they eat and they are notorios for dropping things under the table. I'll keep an eye on it!

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Glad it works for you! I've heard that grain free isn't good for growing pups so I'm leaning toward either the duck and sweet potato or the salmon variety. I'm leaning toward the salmon because it's a little higher in calories but Tuffy had a bad reaction to salmon oil so I don't know if that means he has a salmon allergy or not...



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Thanks for the advice! I was actually considering giving some frozen biljac because my breeder said it was good for pups to bulk them up and help firm up their poop. How much do you mix in with the kibble..?

Adorable pix by the way!

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it looks good....hollistic store had them buy one get one - could not pass it up

Are ya sure the puppy doesn't get extra food from the little ones? I was thinkin' I saw some cute little crocks like my Grandkids wear, in one of your pics. This was last summer.

Steve

and I love this food. Mabel has food allergies, so I chose to go with the grain free. I had tried Royal Canin, Natural Balance and Taste of the Wild previously but they did not help her allergy symptons as I hoped. The Fromms is very good quality and Mabel has now been on it for 2yrs with great success. Sid is also on it and both dogs love the food. My only complaint is the dry kibble is smaller than I would like and it isn't cheap.

I use Diamond, puppy chow on Brother. Buddy gets Natural Balance Fish and Sweet Potato. They both get some frozen BilJak on their food, Brother more than Buddy as Bud was getting too chubby. Also the little guy gets Prozyme in his food. Do you measure the food? That is the first thing to check. I've heard others suggest giving a meal of 1/2 the normal amount to see if that helps. If it does, go back to just a little less than you were giving

Steve

The little puppy, Brother, is getting 50% Biljak at this time, 1/2 cup moist Diamond Puppy food, 1/2 cup BilJak frozen, as he is still teething and growing like a weed. Buddy, the big one just gets a little like 1/4 cup per feeding, of BilJak and his Natural Balance Fish and sweetpotato, [3 times a day] as it will fatten them up. Remember to take off the same amount of his regular food as you add Biljak, as ya still need to control the amount the pup eats.

Food is one of those things ya just gotta try, but so far my Bulldogs will eat any kind. Diamond Puppy chow is a little gassy too. I tried these kinds, below. You may hear some rumors of the ingredients in BilJak, The company says , no beaks, feathers, or other stuff like that is in the food. Like I say someone else may know more than I but I just tell what I see, and I try to control my dogs diet to pinpoint what works for my dogs.

Taste of the Wild Bison and Venison / Too gassy

Blue Buffalo Fish and sweetpotato / to rich, filled up the yard in one week.

Steve