Why do you recommend it? He’s a 6mo purebred husky. We can’t get the stuff we want called NATIVE by Kent Foods, Inc so I’m looking to see what other people use for their much loved pup. He’s more of a working dog.

Which food should I feed my 4 month old husky pup? I have been feeding him Beneful which I found out about 4 days after I bought it, that was the most horrible food ever (one of them) so what food should I buy him Authority or Max? I asked the Petsmart worker guy and he said Max was a great food for big breed dogs especially huskies! It is made with real rice and beef which is good. Beneful is all crap nothing but artificial flavors and corn and food dye! My neighbor told me that his vet told her to feed her dog Authority and she told me it is a good food, but her dog is a Pomeranian so it may be different. I don’t know both are pricey so I’m assuming they are good brands… right? My classmate was told by the akc people that Eukanuba was a good dog food, she has a maltese. Today I registered my pup for dog training and in the hand book it has the recommended dog food and it is Eukanuba… but I’m not sure if it is good for my pup. I heard Science Diet was not so good. I heard it from 3 vets already and the petsmart dog trainer as well. Iams is ok but people say I should avoid anything I can find in supermarkets just because they are bad foods most of the time. So what dog food will it be, Authority or Max? or is Eukanuba good?

I used to have a full breed Siberian husky who had a lot of digestive problems. Currently I have a Husky mix from a shelter, she is about two and a half or three years old. She, Jayda, also has digestive problems. I’ve used plain yogurt and she responds well to that. I’ve heard Blue Buffalo dry dog food and Canidae all stages are good brands, but what does a husky specifically need in their food? Do they need a LOT of protein? Omega 3, 6? Beta carotene?