Thread: Free Feeding?!?
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Old 08-14-2013, 03:01 PM   #11
Nancy1999
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Originally Posted by lovespandp View Post
Exactly. I personally think it is so Important to know how much your dog eats, how much he can eat, and how much he “wants” to eat. I think it is great also because if I had to tell the Vet how much Peanut ate that day, I would be able to tell him by looking in his bowl!

Brit we pretty much feed the same way- and I find that it works great. We can’t schedule feed and I don’t want to free feed so I think what we do is perfectly in the middle!!
You can still measure the amount of food if you free feed. I really like free feeding, Joey wasn't a foodie when I free feed, but I had to start scheduling feeding if I wanted to train him using food. They have to be hungry to do this. In some ways I'm sorry I did it. He had no problem with his weight when I was free feeding, but after the trick training class, he has t watch his weight. I definitely think it's wise to free feed a puppy though.
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