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Old 07-23-2007, 05:24 PM   #21
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Re: My pup Inhales his food

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Martin, I can certainly relate to dogs wolfing down their food. My GSP pup was the same way, gobbled it so fast that he darn near choked. I found a unique bowl designed for this exact problem. It's called the "Brake-Fast" bowl. It certainly has worked for me as advertised, as the dog has to eat around 3 posts that are built right into the inside portion of the bowl. Now he takes quite a bit longer to eat his daily ration.

http://www.brake-fast.net/
wow excellent idea.... why don't I ever think of those things.... thanks for the link
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Old 07-24-2007, 05:04 AM   #22
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Re: My pup Inhales his food

try feeding on a cookie sheet with raised sides (like an half inch to an inch.) because they have to kind of chase the food around the sheet it wil slow the dog down. i've fostered a number of puppy mill dogs who inhaled their food, andthis REALLY helped! also . . . instead of a rock in their bowl - try a tennnis ball (although I think the cookie sheet works better!)

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