It's a good quality, but, like with any food, it's not unusual to see dogs react differently to it. I don't know how many retails stores stock it, though, so I'm not sure how many people have first-hand experience with it (I haven't seen it anywhere in Chicago, and we're a pretty big market). It seems to fall right into the middle tier between the big commercial feeds (Iams, Purina, etc.), and the high-end feeds (Orijen, Wellness, Fromm's).
My personal opinion is that once you get away from the corn & wheat filled stuff, the differences between brands are relatively minor. If your dog like Blue Buffalo, just keep feeding. Every dog is different, and you need to find what works.
My personal opinion is that once you get away from the corn & wheat filled stuff, the differences between brands are relatively minor. If your dog like Blue Buffalo, just keep feeding. Every dog is different, and you need to find what works.