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| User name: | LeslieGoodwin |
| Name: | Leslie Goodwin |
| Location: | Alabama Ave, Monroeville AL 36460 |
| Website: | http://bestdogfood.expert/ |
| Bio: | I work as a dog food advisor and I am not against natural nutrition. The dispute between those who believe that dogs should be fed only with homemade dog food, and supporters of ready-made food sometimes reminds me of the enmity of blunt and pointed peppers. Do you remember? This is from Jonathan Swift's Gulliver's Travels: a conflict between those who believed that the egg should be broken from the blunt end and those who preferred to do it with the sharp.
Well, yes, already funny. And the argument itself is stupid, and many arguments on both sides are often far-fetched. A kind of quiet war, occasionally growing into local skirmishes, as a rule, not going beyond the boundaries of a single walking platform. I also have my own personal, subjective opinion, and my dog also eats as I personally think is right. At work, I try to reason openly. Sometimes I have to convince customers to change their point of view, but only when there is a serious need for it. I see no reason to impose on everyone their opinions and thoughtlessly throw stones at opponents. Among their arguments there are still quite reasonable arguments, therefore, to consider all those who disagree with my point of view as knowingly wrong would be at least ugly. You can not put a person in too tight a framework, depriving him of the right to choose. I am convinced that properly selected prepared food and well-prepared homemade food will be equally beneficial for the dog. What to feed is a personal matter for everyone. If a person works hard and has little free time, it will be unwise to spend hours of rest on daily cooking for a dog. It is logical to buy decent ready-made food, pour it into a bowl, and spend free time with the dog for a walk. |
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