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The only canned food I like is Weruva. And yes, it’s made in Thailand, not China (for the record, Taiwan is not China either, but I don’t know any Taiwanese-manufactured pet food that is distributed overseas). We’ve tried some other brands, but most of them are so pasty and stinky, I don’t think it’s worth the money. My two dogs aren’t picky, so the only reason I feed canned is to add variety and moisture, but I can take care of that in other ways — dehydrated raw, refrigerated soft/wet brands, or prepare my own blend of homecooked or raw.

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My Shiba has certain protein sensitivities (beef is a big no no, and we generally stay away from processed chicken). Frankly, there are a lot of commercial dog treats out there that don’t offer much bang for the buck, in my opinion. We’ve taken to a more rigorous dehydration schedule in recent months, so we’ve gotten a lot of mileage out of chicken hearts and gizzards for training treats. And free pouches of kibble sample from the local holistic pet store.

A big bag of Zuke’s training treats (salmon and peanut butter are our favorites) last us a long time, and are clean. There are a couple fish skin treats that we like. Salmon Ears are economical, and each box lasts us a long time. Recently fell in love with The Honest Kitchen’s Beams, their new Icelandic catfish skin chew treat.

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Marie, any shareable tattoos of your dogs? =)
I’m uninked, but I’ve started thinking about dog-related designs that I could eventually add over my lifetime…

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Hmm, so apparently img src links don’t work, and you can only edit a post a certain number of times.
I’ll just link the pics:
http://shibasenji.files.wordpress.com/2012/12/bowdu-chomp.jpg
http://shibasenji.files.wordpress.com/2012/12/bowpi-chomp.jpg

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@InkedMarie, do you mean TinkerWolf and her project to collect pictures of 1000 raw fed dogs?

Here’s a couple of mine.

Shiba Inu and duck drumstick

Basenji and turkey neck

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