What You Should Feed Your Dog *Pug*

Pugs originated in China and in the lower parts of Tibet. They were bred for the purpose to sit on the laps of the Chinese sovereigns during the Shang dynasty in 400 BC. However, there are documents of Pug like dogs seen in 551 BC by Confucius. They are thought to be responsible for the the modern Pekingese and King Charles spaniel breeds. Because they originated in the high altitude, it is assumed this is why they lack long noses.

When you feed your pug you need to remember that they need food high in animal fats. Their native foods would of included rodent, goat, deer, boar, horse or yak. Their grains included barley, rye, and mountain corn. For your everyday Pug we suggest horse and beef meat. Then for their grains give them barley, wheat and rice.

We would suggest you avoid any foods containing lamb, poultry, ocean fish, avocado, or yellow corn.

What You Should Feed Your Dog *Border Terrier*

Last week we had a request asking us if we have any recommendations for feeding a Border Terrier. You requested and we’ll deliver.

The Border Terrier once called the Coquetdale Terrier, developed around the Cheviot Hill in the northern border of England. These dogs were desired by farmers because they could go to the ground while going after a fox, rabbit or rodent and they can keep up with the speed of a horse during a chase. Native food supplies would have been fox, rabbits, and rodents, with wheat and ground vegetation.

When feeding your border terrier we would recommend horse meat, wheat, yellow corn and most of your carbohydrates coming from potatoes.

You should avoid soy, poultry, white fish, rice and beets.

What You Should Feed Your Dog *Doberman Pinscher*

The Doberman Pinscher originated in the German Beer Breweries, developed developed in the 1890’s to be the police or guard dog for security. This breed is well known as an intelligent, alert, and loyal dog. It can be very territorial yet it can be very good with kids.

Dobermans need a special blend to receive a good bio-nutritive value from protein. It requires higher amounts of amino acids and needs the same protein blend everyday.

Foods that are highly recommend are a blend of beef, corn, wheat and horse meat. You really want to stay away from poultry, ocean fish and white rice.

What You Should Feed Your Dog *Pointer*

This week’s dog breed I wanted to focus on is the Pointer.

The Ponter originated in Spain before the 1600’s and was later refined to the pointed we know of today in Great Britain. It adapted to some of the native food supplies but it still does better with Spaniard foods then English. Ex. Brown Rice over Potatoes.

The best foods to feed your Pointer would be brown rice, avocado, poultry and fish. You should avoid soy, beet pulp, beef and horse meat or their by products.

What You Should Feed Your Dog *Beagle*

Beagle originated in England and is thought to be one of the oldest breeds known in written history going back to 1066. Beagles require a lot of carbs as they expand a lot energy.

Foods highly recommended would contain beets, potatoes, mutton, wheat, corn, rabbit and poultry.

Avoid fish, rice, beef or beef by-products, horse meat and soy.

What You Should Feed Your Dog *Border Collie*

Border Collies come from Scotland and is thought to be the grandparent of all collies. Their diets requires minerals that are found around a costal environment.

Foods highly recommended for this bred would contain potatoes, wheat, corn, lamb, fish and poultry. You should avoid soy, beet pulp, avocados, and white rice.

What You Should Feed Your Dog *Bull Terrier*

Every week we are going to give you a dog breed and let you know what kind of food is good and what isn’t good for your dog. This week is the Bull Terrier.

Bull Terriers were developed on the outskirts of London, England. Their diets really consisted of the native food supplies.

Food highly recommended for this bred would contain the protein from beef and wheat, the carbohydrates from potatoes and the fiber from cabbage.

Avoid white rice, avocado, soy and ocean fish.