Lamb Dog Food

I’ve read in several places that lamb and rice food is best for beagles and other dog breeds with long ears because it helps prevent ear infections.

Anyone know the reasoning behind that? My beagle pup loves his lamb and rice canidae all life stages, so I have no intention of switching, but it’s got me curious!

i was thinking on using it for my future pup, i liked the high DHA, crude protien and fat

. Protien first Fat second DHA third then lbs & price
Authority puppy food with real chicken : 29% 16% 0.10 34 27.99
NutroUltra Lg breed puppy: 32% 15% 0.10 30 39.99
Nutro natural choice lg breed puppy: 27% 13% 0.10 35 44.99
AvoDerm Natural Chicken & rice 30% 20% 0.10 3.5 10.69
Science Diet Large Breed Puppy Original 31% 16.8% 0.22 35 39.99
Royal Canin Mini & Maxi Baby Dog 30Formula 30% 22% 6 17.59
By nature puppy food 30% 20% 0.50 17 29.99
blue buff 28 12 0.10
wellness 26 12 0.13
authority pup with lamb 25 15 0.10
castor & pollux 28 13 0.50
i would go with the breeders food however…i dont like the brand because it has had various recalls & it’s very low in DHA. & has corn in it. she said it would be fine if i used higher quality food since the diet you feed effects the dog as a pup can effect there life.

i would stay with my own but it’s a puppy not an adult my dog is now an adult and off the puppy chow. there is also a considerable difference in energy level of the two breeds. the one i’m getting is high energy, pekingese not as much.

breed i am getting :

http://www.akc.org/breeds/ibizan_hound/

http://www.dogsindepth.com/primitive_dog_breeds/ibizan_hound.html

ADD: no ranting, hate speech or so on…i am getting the dog this year from 1 of 2 breeders and want to make sure i have everything ready in advanced. the dog will be a show prospect so will not be altered.

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