#razzda

My panda doesn’t seem to have a problem schooling with my albinos, it regularly hangs out with the rest of them and doesn’t seem to be exhibiting any behaviors that would indicate it’s stressed at all. I had a Schwartzi that schooled just fine with them as well. That being said, when I had two pandas they did seem to prefer each other over the albinos, so I would say from my own experience a group of the same phase is ideal, but mixing shouldn’t be a problem either. 

Again, this is all personal opinion.

I saw a lot of dogs at the clinic I worked at who had chronic GI issues who were on BB. It tends to be very overly rich for dogs and causes stomach upset, which leads to a whole plethora of other issue: vomiting, diarrhea, constipation, anal sac issues, in extreme cases some deficiencies in bloodwork. Most of the doctors I worked with disliked the food as well, so i trust their experiences.

Really though my main issue with BB is their marketing. Any company that tells you dogs descended from grey wolves and cats came from lynxes has got their facts way off. They very much market to the “all natural 100% grain free non-gmo kissed by mother nature blessed by meat angels” fad that is popular in dog food now, and people put way too much value in that. Just because a food has “all natural ingredients” does not necessarily mean it’s a good food. Not to mention the recent snafu where BB went on and on about how they only used pure meat and no by-products or meal... and then it was discovered they outsourced to Asia and used meal. So, I mean, they’re proven liars if nothing else. (There’s not even anything wrong with by-products or meal, idgi) And IMO its way overpriced for the quality.