which is the best one out there??

I'm very fond of Skinners. They do a variety of protein amounts etc. Its mostly aimed at the gundog market, but I'm sure is fine for other workers as well

HTH

Charlie

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I've started using Dr John Platinum for my lot, they love it and it's got Green Lipped Mussel added to help their joints. Good value and seems to be a reasonable food for the price. I know alot of working dog owners locally who use Dr John's feeds.

15kg Dr John Platinum Medal Complete Adult Dog Food VAT FREE

i'm using CSJ at the min and when i start working my dog he will be moved onto their working product range. good value products

Natural Instinct has a working dog food which is great for those interested in a raw, natural diet
Natural Instinct - High Quality Natural Dog Food

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CSJ - Rocket Fuel. Does exactly what the name suggests.

Skinners is great,i get it off ebay shop delivered.

Over the years we have tried different types of feed, we now use Marsdens Working Dog Feed, and they are very happy on it. The price is very reasonable between £10.50- £12.50 for 15kg.

You can get it at www.suppliesforequestrian.co.uk

my friend swears by chudleys ' horrell and dobson'

hiya Crazybones just make sure whatever you decide to choose a food where meat is the main source of protein, so on the bag the 1st ingredient will be a named meat ie chicken, make sure it contains no animal derivatives and no BHA's and BHT's which cause cancer,

also wouldnt go for a working food which is high in protein tbh a lot of owners put my breed on a high protein working feed and dont even work the dogs.

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