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    Help with Lab Puppy

    Quote Originally Posted by noodlestsc View Post
    Doesn't look underfed to me. German shepards (and labs) are garbage pails and will eat and eat and eat, so just because he ran for the food means NOTHING. My lab will eat her food and then go look for my wife to trick her into thinking I didn't feed her. By the way my lab only gets 1 solo cup of food a day. A little more on the weekends. And just like humans are different sizes and weights so are dogs. My lab is also a smaller one, weighing in at only 65lbs most of her life and is of healthy shape and size for her.
    Perhaps she gets the right amount of food.

    But this dog is literally underweight and just skin and bones. If you read some of my responses you can see the skin SUNKEN IN.

    After increasing her food though, the diarrhea stopped, she looks much healthier, and doesn't desperately scavenge for food.

    So I'm sorry, but I really think you are wrong. If your dog's spine is showing each nob and you can count all the ribs and see the bone structure without cushion... your dog is not receiving the nourishment it needs. Either because it has worms, not the proper food, or something otherwise.

    You CANNOT tell me that any animal where you can see all the divots in its skeleton through its skin is healthy...?


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    Last edited by KingWheatley; 11-01-2016 at 09:39 AM.


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