If Money And Availability Were No Issue...

[poodlefan]

Pretty much what a few posters here have said.

I'm a raw feeder but I'd up the standard to all organic and diversify the meat sources to include more game eg. rabbit, venison etc.

Ted loves whole quail.. maybe for Christmas day he can have one.

[Bjelkier]

I am pretty happy with what my boys are on now. They seem happy and healthy so I would see no need to change.

[laffi]

I would feed whole: chicken, rabbit, quail and fish and almost whole lamb and roo (all without the weight bearing bones).

[Her Majesty Dogmad]

Mine would get more red salmon!

[withoutatrace]

I would probably choose an organic meat diet, although a vegetarian myself, realise I cant impose that on my dog.

I am considering changing the diet of my dog to the chicken carcass diet, as some people rave about it.Problem is, how many carcasses does the dog get at each meal, per size, small medium large and how many meals a day??

I too would have more dogs, and a walker and groomer on hand.

[Dory the Doted One]

for starters the menu would change every day...but its so much cheaper buying in bulk so we cycle between 2 different kinds of meat

but another question that begs to be asked - hands up if your dogs eat better than you?

*raises hand*

Hands up here. My housemates roll their eyes...and ask me if I actually do eat. They only ever see me prepare Dory's meals.

It's not uncommon for me to load up at the supermarket... all these lovely groceries....and a bag of chips. Yeah...the bag of chips would be my meal for the evening.

My excuse...is this...but I HAVE to buy takeaway...otherwise i will run out of containers to freeze Dory's dinner in. I'm only thinking of the environment.

[Greytmate]

If money was NO object?

Ok,

I would have my staff hand feed pieces of highest-grade wagyu beef on the bone to the dog whilst it is seated on a large silk cushion.

Then the staff would go outside to the vege garden, and hand pick the freshest baby vegetables ( a balanced mix)and put them through the blender. Then this puree would be stirred into a lovely white sauce made from King Island Brie. This would be ladled carefully onto a silver platter with duck jus drizzled over the top and a whole baby spatchcock on the side. Only organically raised, organic-corn-fed spatchcock would be acceptable.

As a twice weekly treat the dog would enjoy fisherman's basket. This basket would be served by the fisherman on the dock, fresh off the boat. We would enjoy our time together walking down to the sea and contemplating what the catch of the day might be.

Edited November 13, 2008 by Greytmate

[PeiLuvR]

If money was NO object?

Ok,

I would have my staff hand feed pieces of highest-grade wagyu beef on the bone to the dog whilst it is seated on a large silk cushion.

Then the staff would go outside to the vege garden, and hand pick the freshest baby vegetables ( a balanced mix)and put them through the blender. Then this puree would be stirred into a lovely white sauce made from King Island Brie. This would be ladled carefully onto a silver platter with duck jus drizzled over the top and a whole baby spatchcock on the side. Only organically raised, organic-corn-fed spatchcock would be acceptable.

As a twice weekly treat the dog would enjoy fisherman's basket. This basket would be served by the fisherman on the dock, fresh off the boat. We would enjoy our time together walking down to the sea and contemplating what the catch of the day might be.

EXCELLENT ! VERY GOOD GREYTMATE What i'd like to know is what would u be eating then ? God i'm hungry now ! Interesting thread Cassie

[PeiLuvR]

If money was NO object?

Ok,

I would have my staff hand feed pieces of highest-grade wagyu beef on the bone to the dog whilst it is seated on a large silk cushion.

Then the staff would go outside to the vege garden, and hand pick the freshest baby vegetables ( a balanced mix)and put them through the blender. Then this puree would be stirred into a lovely white sauce made from King Island Brie. This would be ladled carefully onto a silver platter with duck jus drizzled over the top and a whole baby spatchcock on the side. Only organically raised, organic-corn-fed spatchcock would be acceptable.

As a twice weekly treat the dog would enjoy fisherman's basket. This basket would be served by the fisherman on the dock, fresh off the boat. We would enjoy our time together walking down to the sea and contemplating what the catch of the day might be.

EXCELLENT ! VERY GOOD GREYTMATE What i'd like to know is what would u be eating then ? God i'm hungry now ! Interesting thread Cassie