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Small kibble dog food for medium size dogs
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Charles B
ParticipantMy dogo is about medium size but eats better with small kibble. I am unsure what type of dog food to choose. It seems that most are made for small breeds, but not sure if that is okay for a medium size dog or not. Any suggestions?
Riley W
ParticipantMost dogs love to eat. Buying the right sized kibble will make your dog happier during mealtimes. If your dogo likes small kibble, why don’t make him happy and continue giving small size? I don’t think there is any reason against.
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dogs C
ParticipantThe goal of the breeders who created the breed was to develop a dog with the loyalty and tenacity of the American Pit Bull Terrier, but with a less aggressive temperament that would make it a suitable family companion.
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