Skinners Field and Trial Duck and Rice

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DesO'Neile

Re: Skinners Field and Trial Duck and Rice

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One of the best dog foods I ever used but I had supply problems so chose an alternative. Eukanuba has just gone up £7 a bag in the last couple of months and if it goes on like that I would make the effort to get Skinners again.
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Lynn
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Re: Skinners Field and Trial Duck and Rice

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been feeding S duck & rice for about 3 years (7 dogs) Very pleased with it . I add tripe to keep condition during winter
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Re: Skinners Field and Trial Duck and Rice

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Lynn wrote:been feeding S duck & rice for about 3 years (7 dogs) Very pleased with it . I add tripe to keep condition during winter
doing that very same thing...
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Re: Skinners Field and Trial Duck and Rice

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With AG you don't need to add tripe.
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Re: Skinners Field and Trial Duck and Rice

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I did with Scally........ :roll:

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Re: Skinners Field and Trial Duck and Rice

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I'm going to be moving away from Arden Grange. I can't get 15kg bags any more, only 12kg and the price hasn't dropped by the same ratio. I'm also not to happy with the quality of the last two bags, they've been very crumbly.

I'll be giving Skinners another try along with tripe and salmon packs I also feed from Durham Animal Feeds.
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Re: Skinners Field and Trial Duck and Rice

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David wrote:I'm going to be moving away from Arden Grange. I can't get 15kg bags any more, only 12kg and the price hasn't dropped by the same ratio. I'm also not to happy with the quality of the last two bags, they've been very crumbly.

I'll be giving Skinners another try along with tripe and salmon packs I also feed from Durham Animal Feeds.
Redmills Engage is worth a look at David, its good food and not a bad price. We tried the beef one for a bit as a tester before we sold it. I was happy with it I must say but the OH wanted to stick AG as the price we get it there wasnt much difference. I think it works out about £17 a bag retail.
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Re: Skinners Field and Trial Duck and Rice

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WGD wrote:With AG you don't need to add tripe.
You would with Large Munsterlanders :roll:
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Re: Skinners Field and Trial Duck and Rice

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Lynn wrote:
WGD wrote:With AG you don't need to add tripe.
You would with Large Munsterlanders :roll:
We may need to agree to disagree. Unless you've tried it? With AG if I up the quantity the dogs can be kept in good nick throughout the season, with D&R they lost weight and produced more to clean up. When I added tripe they were ok :roll:
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jazz0273

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I can do very good deals on Skinners and Oscars in the devon area for bulk orders!
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