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glencorgi · 05-29-2007, 05:41 PM

None of "my" dogs are fat/overweight. IF anything, I'm accused of having them too thin. I have a couple of rescues I'm working on dropping their weight and my oldest nephew's Cardi girl is with me now (he's just joined the Army) and I'm working on slimming her down. Berry & Munchee I'm working on upping their weight.

Besides the increased exercise, feed less. In the case of feeding the puppy food to an adult, don't feed the usual amount, cut it back 1/4 cup or so. A lot of weight issues can be dealt with by simpley measuring food.

Debbie

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glencorgi Senior Member Status: Online Posts: 2,402 Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Piedmont Triad, NC	05-29-2007, 05:41 PM None of "my" dogs are fat/overweight. IF anything, I'm accused of having them too thin. I have a couple of rescues I'm working on dropping their weight and my oldest nephew's Cardi girl is with me now (he's just joined the Army) and I'm working on slimming her down. Berry & Munchee I'm working on upping their weight. Besides the increased exercise, feed less. In the case of feeding the puppy food to an adult, don't feed the usual amount, cut it back 1/4 cup or so. A lot of weight issues can be dealt with by simpley measuring food. Debbie