my dog ate grass around his bowl then rather eat his food when i tied him up outside to eat his kibble??? strange dog. or he burries it?

the bones i give he eats in fifteen mins or so. they are bout the size of your hand and as thick as your wrist and he will eat 3 or so a week, i understnad what you mean about bones.
the only thing that put me off was it was just chicken no other type, thats why i added things aswell. but if i can get other animals like rabbits and ducks etc it will make me feel better hehe.

give him something different.

i might be able to get rabbits and chickens from work x
i work for a rabbit breeder and he also breeds chickens. he has around ten cockerals he doesnt want and is soon putting them in the freezer. i choose the too i wanted to keep of course!
i named my favourite gareth after gareth gates because his feathers stick up the wrong way on his neck so it looks as if he wearing hair gell hehehe!

and i no he send rabbits to butchers because i caught him loading them into his freezer! i named one of them aswell! waaaaaaaa!

he breeds gaint rabbits for pet and meat. nasty things some of erm!

the stuff i feed was ground up but he took a big mouthfull carryed it accross my bedroom and dumped it on the floor and started eating it. as you can imagine i was not very impressed, my lovely red carpet now has a big bloody stain heheh

not that i care lol

 Quote: Toni Bradley

my dog ate grass around his bowl then rather eat his food when i tied him up outside to eat his kibble??? strange dog. or he burries it? ...

Sounds like he's not liking his kibble now that you've given raw. Smart dog!

i think he would just berry raw food though, he does it with his chicken wings haha. even if its in my shoe! ewwwwwww!

OK, then: Basically the LB menu suggestions, using some other RMBs when you can, and feeding in the crate or outside.....

Sound good. You have a source.

Toni,

there is a lot of good information already on the board, and we sell books that give you instructions on how to devise a menu for your dog.

Please read the information that's already available.
the questions you ask over and over are already covered on the website and on the discussion forum.