To those of you who do not or cannot feed a raw diet to your dog please do not feel guilty 
I have fed raw for 5 generations BUT i am not completely against dogs being fed a good quality commercial canine cooked diet.I am definitely against dogs being fed a veggie one though. Not everyone who buys a pup has the confidence to feed raw if they have never done it , come to that I as a breeder do not always have the confidence in my owners to do it if they have never done it before either. Better a pup in an otherwise good home than not one at all just because the owners do not or cannot feed raw. Raw feeding a puppy needs experience, a lot of skeletal damage can be done if done incorrectly. I as a raw feeder and breeder always encourage my pup owners who want to raw feed but have never done it before to wait until the pup has matured and less damage can be caused should they make a mistake. Those owners very often come back for a second pup and when they do I am more than happy for them to raw feed from the beginning as I know they have worked close with me on their first dogs diet and have gained experience and are confident. However there has been a few keen first time raw feeders that have done it from the beginning but they have had a good understanding of it to begin with.
We experienced raw feeders tend to forget how daunting and complicated raw feeding appears to the newcomer, to us it is like second nature. It is my own opinion that providing it is fed correctly it is the most natural and the best diet that you can give a dog but I must add that second to that is a good commercial one [ and there really is only a few and not all are the expensive ones either], dogs have also done well and remained healthy on such fare.
I sometimes feel that through our enthusiasm as raw feeders can come across as putting commercial feeders down, I for one want it to be known that I don't but I do encourage owners to use a good one.
Just would like to add that I follow the Julliette de Bairacli levy way of natural feeding dogs/animals. She is/was the first person/vet/herbalist to introduce raw feeding and herbs to the canine world some 50yrs and more ago. A very intresting woman indeed. I owe most of my knowledge to her.
I have fed raw for 5 generations BUT i am not completely against dogs being fed a good quality commercial canine cooked diet.I am definitely against dogs being fed a veggie one though. Not everyone who buys a pup has the confidence to feed raw if they have never done it , come to that I as a breeder do not always have the confidence in my owners to do it if they have never done it before either. Better a pup in an otherwise good home than not one at all just because the owners do not or cannot feed raw. Raw feeding a puppy needs experience, a lot of skeletal damage can be done if done incorrectly. I as a raw feeder and breeder always encourage my pup owners who want to raw feed but have never done it before to wait until the pup has matured and less damage can be caused should they make a mistake. Those owners very often come back for a second pup and when they do I am more than happy for them to raw feed from the beginning as I know they have worked close with me on their first dogs diet and have gained experience and are confident. However there has been a few keen first time raw feeders that have done it from the beginning but they have had a good understanding of it to begin with.We experienced raw feeders tend to forget how daunting and complicated raw feeding appears to the newcomer, to us it is like second nature. It is my own opinion that providing it is fed correctly it is the most natural and the best diet that you can give a dog but I must add that second to that is a good commercial one [ and there really is only a few and not all are the expensive ones either], dogs have also done well and remained healthy on such fare.
I sometimes feel that through our enthusiasm as raw feeders can come across as putting commercial feeders down, I for one want it to be known that I don't but I do encourage owners to use a good one.
Just would like to add that I follow the Julliette de Bairacli levy way of natural feeding dogs/animals. She is/was the first person/vet/herbalist to introduce raw feeding and herbs to the canine world some 50yrs and more ago. A very intresting woman indeed. I owe most of my knowledge to her.
but then I think that know matter what animal or species it is, you should ALWAYS do your research and espeacialy with regards to feeding 
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