Doberman 1 year 0ld best wilderness for breed
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Are you asking what protein works best for the breed? As a dog trainer, this would depend on your dog's needs. Does he have allergies? Is his activity level low, or extremely high? Unless he is extremely active, I wouldn't recommend any from the wilderness line because the high amount of protein will cause unnecessary weight gain. & So long as he doesn't have allergies, he would be well suited for the regular Large Breed Blue Buffalo dog food, in the bright orange bag, as the glucosamine and chondroitin is good for his joints. With that said, if he does have allergies, or is extremely active, I would put him on the Large Breed Turkey formula within the Wilderness line, again for the benefit of glucosamine & chondroitin. I hope this helps!
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I would check the ancestry of the dog as in where they were initially raised. For example I have a Chesapeake Bay Retriever so I chose the duck recipe for him. But eventually I started changing it up and he never had a problem with any of the options
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Don't know about dobermans but this food did not agree with our one year old schnauzer-poodle. He has been eating Candidae for about a month now and that seems to be digesting better. Good Luck!
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I use the duck meat because my dog has an autoimmune issue. Duck is very anti-inflamatory and the lack of grains help maintain his health. I combine this with vegetables and more lean meat for a very satisfying meal.
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Hi Ellis. I also have two really tough chewing labs and the West Paw Design toys are hands down some of the best I have seen. I'd recommend the Hurley and Jive as the most durable of the group. Thanks! Jason, Backcountry K-9
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The thunder leash is awesome. Have used on Doberman and it helps. It will help you not send the wrong message to your shepherd by pulling on her neck. She will still be able to pull but you will have leverage that a neck collar and leash does not give you.
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I purchased the large for my 40 lb. Shepherd mix. She is 1 yr and has slowed in growing. The large kong is not too big for her mouth and very durable for her chewing habit. I slather peanut butter outside and crush biscuits and mix with peanut butter to push inside. It keeps her busy forever. I also have 70 lb lab mix male. Large size is perfect for him also. He is 2 yrs and has his kong for over a year and it looks like new.
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Angela I would say "no" at 6 to 8 weeks max for that breed. With it's growth and energy I don't think it would be suitable.
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I wouldn't recommend it for a Dane. (I love Great Danes; I used to have one!) Have you looked into water buffalo and/or elk antlers? There are some really large ones out there, and that would be appropriate. Also, Mighty Toys (VIP Products) has some really durable large toys that your Dane would probably enjoy.
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My dog has been working on hers about 2 months and it's lost maybe an inch in length (started about 8 inches). She's a German Shepher/Husky mix, so she has a fairly strong jaw, but she's 4 years old, so she's also not chewing as frequently as a dog under 1 year might. My boss buys elk antlers for her rottweilers and they typically last those very strong (but older) dogs several months. If you're looking to get an antler, elk is definitely the species you want as they are the most dense and last the longest. White tail antlers don't tend to be much cheaper but are much softer and don't last nearly as long I've found from experience.
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Google 'Wisdom panel breed library'. They have the list available on their website .
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I have a 75 lb dog that looks a bit like a german shepherd. We live in an urban setting with everything from sidewalks to gravel. We use the booty to cover his bandaged paw and depending on how long he is out and how much he plays and chases the boots last between 1 and 3 outings before there are minor holes. I was looking at a Great Dane in the dog park today and comparing their feet size... I have a hard time picturing one of these fitting on a Great Dane but others have said they do.
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Go to the Mars website and look at the chart they have. It's shows the various dog breeds and the recommended blade size for thatbreed.
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Yes we live next to a river and our dog is always in and out of the water. We have a 110 lb Doberman, those collar is so nice we can let him run in the country and still have control of him. He is trainded to the beeps we haven't had to use the sting since he was a puppy and being trained.
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That is honestly a question your vet should answer because several variables need to be taken into consideration such as breed, size, weight, etc. But I usually start switching over at 12-15 months.
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Yes. It is an especially durable cover. We have not yet had any problems with a Doberman and a lab.
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I would try a small bag of the taste of the wild first to see if he has any issues with it. Also the puppy blend is higher in calories which puppy's need and can use because they are very active. Once he is over a year or when recommend by your vet I would switch to the adult blend.
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Origen has a small bites version with a Boston Terrier on the bag but I dont think Amazon carries it. Look up Origen small bites dry dog food (Im not sure if it is grain free though). I switched my Boston from NB Synergy to Blue Wilderness Salmon and she loves it! I needed a grain free food because she is allergic to grains and BB Wilderness Salmon fit the bill! I cant believe how much better my Boston is doing!
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I have stuck with Blue Buffalo Adult Weight Management. I felt it's the safest and best for my 3 Doxies.
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This is what I would recommend.Size 0 is recommended for the following breeds: miniature dachshund, papillon, toy poodle, yorkie, and similarly sized dogs.Size 1 is recommended for the following breeds: border terrier, jack russell, cairn terrier, welsh corgi, standard dachshund, sheltie, westie, whippet, and similarly sized dogs.Tim