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My first lot of CSJ's Hi Lost! came today for Jenson and he absolutely loves the stuff, he hadn't done his I'm-getting-fed-happy-dance in ages but this stuff had him twirling around the house on route to the food bowl
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My first lot of CSJ's Hi Lost! came today for Jenson and he absolutely loves the stuff, he hadn't done his I'm-getting-fed-happy-dance in ages but this stuff had him twirling around the house on route to the food bowl
It's good eh I've been using Hi-Lost for 11 months now and Tummel rarely misses a meal It's really helped his coat as well, before he was very dry and flaky but his skin and coat are very healthy now
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My first lot of CSJ's Hi Lost! came today for Jenson and he absolutely loves the stuff, he hadn't done his I'm-getting-fed-happy-dance in ages but this stuff had him twirling around the house on route to the food bowl
You'll be able to use ot for training as well, if he's that keen on it. Try handfeeding for 2 weeks. Make him work for every mouthfulthough, by either sitting or looking at you or walking to heel. You'll see a difference in two weeks with his obedience. If his obedience is good now it wil be sharper after a week.
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You'll be able to use ot for training as well, if he's that keen on it. Try handfeeding for 2 weeks. Make him work for every mouthfulthough, by either sitting or looking at you or walking to heel. You'll see a difference in two weeks with his obedience. If his obedience is good now it wil be sharper after a week.
Cracking advice thanks Grandad, will give it a go
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You'll be able to use ot for training as well, if he's that keen on it. Try handfeeding for 2 weeks. Make him work for every mouthfulthough, by either sitting or looking at you or walking to heel. You'll see a difference in two weeks with his obedience. If his obedience is good now it wil be sharper after a week.
Why did I never think of doing this with my dog's food??? I always make her sit and wait and do 'something' before she can eat, but I like the idea of feeding it bit by bit like this!

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