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Originally posted by yadkintar
When I started I fed the old Purina field and farm hunted dogs 6 nights a week on it. Then I fed the dog chow in the summer and the high pro in the winter. They quit making the high pro but I will just feed the dog chow and see how they do.



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Oh my goodness, 1 lb/day and $25 for 50 lbs? That is 50 cents/day or $15/month. Surely that isn't right. Has anyone ever actually weighed how much they feed per day? No one can complain about that.

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Purina has sponsored coonhound events for years. And have been in business for years. If you want a little more than dog chow purina offers that to in different bags. They have all kinds of feeds. I tried the beef dog chow. My dogs just like the chicken better.

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I start my pups on puppy chow. My grandpa taught me sprinkle powder goat milk over the top. Soak and stir with hot water. When you can smush it with your fingers it's ready. All my pups look good and healthy. I think the goats milk helps them alot.

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Wal Mart has generic powdered milk supplement that you can sprinkle on or mix in.

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