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Old 02-09-2012, 03:39 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Maybe try Orijen Regional Red
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Hey everybody, thanks once again for all of the suggestions. There were a lot of products mentioned here that I've never heard of before. I appreciate the help.

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I know when I was taking Bonnie to dog shows some of the people would give their dogs this high energy gel stuff for dogs to get them energetic and perky. I have seen people in agility doing the same sort of thing, kind of a nutritional boost:
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Giving her a small bowl of food when you get there is a great idea. You could just give her a can of meat. If she is working hard, she does need extra nutrition for the workout.

The freezedried raw food is great, too. I give it to my dog as a treat, but they do need access to water if you give a lot of it.

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