Out of curiosity, why do so many people support it so?
I'm not being accusatory... I'm genuinely curious. I've read quite a bit on it, but the main argument for it I've come across is "dogs in the wild don't cook their meat", which isn't a good argument at all, considering half of dogs in the wild die before they reach 1 year, and those who survive past only live about 6 years. Likewise, domesticated dogs AREN'T wild dogs.
I realise that raw meat has more nutrients (as they aren't cooked out), but it seems the negatives outweigh the benefits. Raw meat has more nutrients for humans, too... but long ago humans decided to start cooking their food (and life expectancy has been sky-rocketing ever since). Of course, dogs have shorter digestive tracks and are less prone to the problems associated with raw meat (but not immune).
So... for people who praise it so... why? (once again, an actual question, not pointed... I'm genuinely curious. Maybe there's something I'm missing
2007-11-06
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