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Michael Romanos · 02-26-2007, 08:11 PM

Linda - how can I say this. It is like telling my wife I love someone else (and I do too). I have brought a huge bag of Hill's adult energy dry food which cost $100 and I plan to drip feed the food to Taylor for several days as soon as he exhausts the small supply of other dry food I have at present. So I know about the 100 percent money back guarantee that it comes with. I do believe to a certain extent, in practicing what I preach. I will let you know about Taylor's reactions to it when it gets to be around 80 percent of his dinner (which for Taylor is around his full quota of dry food daily).

Taylor loves pikletes and coincidently a sister of mine gave me a pikelete maker last week. So Taylor is in for pikeletes -minus a butter spread - any day now. To the uninitiated, pikeletes are like pancakes only easier to make and a bit more wholesome for dogs and people.

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Michael Romanos Global Moderator Dog Profile Status: Offline Posts: 4,629 Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Silverstream (near Wellington, the capital of NZ)	02-26-2007, 08:11 PM Linda - how can I say this. It is like telling my wife I love someone else (and I do too). I have brought a huge bag of Hill's adult energy dry food which cost $100 and I plan to drip feed the food to Taylor for several days as soon as he exhausts the small supply of other dry food I have at present. So I know about the 100 percent money back guarantee that it comes with. I do believe to a certain extent, in practicing what I preach. I will let you know about Taylor's reactions to it when it gets to be around 80 percent of his dinner (which for Taylor is around his full quota of dry food daily). Taylor loves pikletes and coincidently a sister of mine gave me a pikelete maker last week. So Taylor is in for pikeletes -minus a butter spread - any day now. To the uninitiated, pikeletes are like pancakes only easier to make and a bit more wholesome for dogs and people.