Hi Zdenek Jan Blabla, Hans, Hans Alpine, I'm from the UK and wanted to take a moment to express my deep appreciation for everything you do. Time, as we both know, is our most precious commodity, and you have chosen to share so much of yours with the world-freely and selflessly. Through your podcasts, you don’t just give us your time; you gift us with your vast knowledge and insights, which is truly invaluable. There is no parallel to you. What you do is completely unique. In a world saturated with noise, you stand apart, and your work, especially in giving back to dogs what humanity has taken from them over centuries of selective breeding, is nothing short of remarkable. No one else has attempted, let alone achieved, what you have, and it’s truly commendable. The knowledge and understanding you’ve brought back to our four-legged companions is a gift, not just to them, but to all of us who value the bond between humans and dogs. Your dedication and commitment, not only to the well-being of dogs but to the betterment of the world through your openness in sharing your life’s hard-earned wisdom, is something that commands immense respect. You discuss topics with the authority of someone who has lived and learned through experience, and that’s a rare and powerful gift. Your voice is a guiding light in a landscape often muddled by misinformation and cynicism. I also want to acknowledge how hard it must be to continue doing what you do, especially when facing so many detractors. It’s easy to be misunderstood or judged, and yet, despite the haters and the constant noise, you press on. For that, I have the utmost respect for your resilience and strength. I also recognize not only the incredible work you do but also the exceptional pedigree you bring to the table. Your expertise and background are second to none. It’s clear that your wealth of knowledge, experience, and understanding in your field set you apart from everyone else. The depth and breadth of what you’ve accomplished speak to a lifetime of dedication and passion, which is truly inspiring. Thank you for being such a unique and irreplaceable voice, and for sharing your unmatched pedigree with the world. Thank you, Hans, for all that you do-for the dogs, for the world, and for people like me who are fortunate enough to learn from your insights. With great respect and gratitude
I agree with Hans. I had same experience with rats. I was professional rat breeder and I fed them most close natural, how it was possible. No like others breeders and what pet shops were offering. And trust me - cancer and others diseases were almost vanished from my animals and their life span became from 2 or 2.5 years into life span 3 - 4 years. Just change of diet and I refused to overfeed them. I became author of book about rats and I gave exactly same informations there. Hans is professional in dog training but not just about training - in all others fields of keeping dog. Those informations are very important. 👌🏻 Especially for breeders.
I noticed dogs that eat kill-bles theit teeth rots. My Dutch Shepherd eats raw meat. I give him manuka honey and coconut 🥥 oil every day. His teeth are pearly white. I bought Hanz videos. Great info.
Thank you, Hans. My Ranger (GSD) has been off kibble for over a year . He is so healthy my veterinarian gave me her recipe. Appreciate your knowledge Take care.
Great video, the U.S. dried, granulated dog food connection to hip dysplasia and stomach flipping makes a lot of sense. My parents were both raised on farms in Ireland and had dogs. They could never figure out the American approach to dog food. An aside about wakame: There are different “grades” of wakame, some are certainly cheaper (less expensive”) than others, but you’re getting ripped off if a 36 oz. bag costs $75. This is coming from a guy who lives in NYC and eats wakame, regularly.
I feed my dogs raw food: beef, chicken, turkey and some times pork. I mainly give them muscle, bone and organs. They have fish, egg and lard few times a week. I also give them fruit, rice, bread, pasta or corn tortilla. Some times they get potato or sweet potato instead. They are very healthy dogs.
Yes 👍 its good to fast the dog a day periodically without food. Good for people as well. Give the dogs soft ribs or softer bones sometimes too instead of the normal meal.
I have recently lost my 14 year old GSD, who I successfully fed raw food from my local butcher. I have purchased your video on feeding puppies raw (I have a new 3 month old GSD). My question is about vitamins and minerals, should a puppy be supplemented with extra vitamins while she is growing?
@@hans-alpinek9real this is so interesting as I was told by vets and pet stores that feeding raw isn’t good for pups. I fed her raw this morning, she loved it! On the hunt for chicken feet now!
Hi Hans, i' m from germany and i want thank you for all your great podcasts and videos, seen them all. I tell everbody here about them but to share is difficult because they dont understand it. I do have a wonderful german sheperd, but she's got EPI and i have to feed her expensive enzyms , feed her at least 3x and no raw food. What would you feed? Thanks from Martina and Bella
I am not scientist, vet. Just nobody. But when you look into EPI, you should run into what is known as the first experiment and research on EPI by Claude Bernard . In which they do surgery to remove dogs' own pancreas to mimic the condition in dogs with EPI, while feeding dog raw pig's pancreas!!! So the enzyme supplement for dog with EPI comes from other animals organs. I can't give you advice, but if you connect the dots, you should have the idea where to start by now.
About the part about your dying tree with the leftover bag of dog food, I think it's the issue with antibiotic which of course killing enzyme, beneficial microbe. Industrial dog food is just one small part of the rabbit hole regarding issue with food. There is a reason AR come after dog, pets, livestock while also promoting veganism. In areas with harsh climate and short growing season, it's more efficient and productive to let grass and weed grow, then feed them to livestock than trying grow crops. They had been trying to take away people freedom by turning many culture from livestock raising into crop growing. Crop growing would be easily controlled by the government and manipulated because storage can be easily be destroyed. With livestock, you can move them, even in area that is difficult to navigate. Only slaughter to supply when there is real demand.
Mars company owners door for brands and vets Do some research people vets and dog floor brands all have corporate overlords running the show Dogs Teath are designed to crush bones and rip flesh so let's start feed dogs bones and flesh
how about doing a video on introducing a baby to your gsd. watched this video and was horrified: ruclips.net/video/WEoM7vttAgY/видео.htmlsi=ChpQBZOA0_MFjozP
There is a pet food shop here in Western Australia (Wildpet in Kenwick) who produces a variety of raw food. The ratios have been formulated and they contain musle, bone, organs and hair. Its like giving your dog steroids. Great results.
I’ve had a few gsd’s, always ate just kibble. They both lasted 14-15 yrs. Life span of a gsd is 11 yrs. Most gsd’s don’t make it to 14-15 yrs. Ppl talk about raw being better but their gsd’s don’t let as long as mine do and they get hip and joint issues that my dogs don’t get. I believe what I see with my own eyes and from experience. Go raw feed a gsd and have it live past 15 and than I’ll consider what you say.
You have a high opinion of yourself for a nobody. What can you pay if I can readily show you multiple GSDs that on raw diet live for 15+ years without joint issue? You can't get your fact straight in the first two sentences. First sentence mentioned "a few". Next sentence "both". Your expert's opinion is an apologetic excuse made by dog food companies to normalize premature death of GSDs. Also the term average means there are plenty of instances that go beyond the average that is held back by the early deaths. Many GSDs (and mixes that labeled as GSDs by vets) got put down as early as months old, one year old. What do all that mean? It meant you're dumb enough to accept manipulated lower standard (lower average age), and feel accomplished just because you're above the average. Anyone who keeps GSD and not living under a rock would know at least a handful of GSDs living 15+ years. Nobody are trying to change your mind. Get off your high horse, and get lost.
I've seen gsd live that long on raw. It does happen just like your did with kibble. You probably had superior genetics and a good environment. One case of success does not constitute cause and effect
@@jw-vx8im The issue with that guy is that he doesn't even understand what average really mean. It can both mean that there are many that live above the average age and many die young and much younger even. In this case, the world is dominated by kibble feeding. The data in itself exposes kibble issue. He exposed himself as someone who are totally out of touch. Anyone who own multiple GSDs would know that it's not rare for well bred GSDs to live 14+ years old, especially in the circle that feed raw diet.
@@jw-vx8im it wasn’t superior genetics. all my dogs have lived long lives regardless of breed. I’m almost 50. Had them all my life. Some dogs fed raw last long and some don’t. My point is that it seems to be the same thing either way. I believe the best diet is a combination of both to ensure they get what they need just like humans. We take vitamins and supplements to compliment our diets because it’s really hard to get it all in withought it. I feel the same with the dogs. Dogs have never just eaten raw, even wolves eat a lot of berries ect to supplement their own diets. From wolves eating fruits and veggies found in the wild for forever and dogs eating table scraps ect obviously dogs do best with a mix of both just like we do.
You don't get these pearls of wisdom anywhere else in the world!
Really appreciate that :)
Hi Zdenek Jan Blabla, Hans, Hans Alpine,
I'm from the UK and wanted to take a moment to express my deep appreciation for everything you do. Time, as we both know, is our most precious commodity, and you have chosen to share so much of yours with the world-freely and selflessly. Through your podcasts, you don’t just give us your time; you gift us with your vast knowledge and insights, which is truly invaluable.
There is no parallel to you. What you do is completely unique. In a world saturated with noise, you stand apart, and your work, especially in giving back to dogs what humanity has taken from them over centuries of selective breeding, is nothing short of remarkable. No one else has attempted, let alone achieved, what you have, and it’s truly commendable. The knowledge and understanding you’ve brought back to our four-legged companions is a gift, not just to them, but to all of us who value the bond between humans and dogs.
Your dedication and commitment, not only to the well-being of dogs but to the betterment of the world through your openness in sharing your life’s hard-earned wisdom, is something that commands immense respect. You discuss topics with the authority of someone who has lived and learned through experience, and that’s a rare and powerful gift. Your voice is a guiding light in a landscape often muddled by misinformation and cynicism.
I also want to acknowledge how hard it must be to continue doing what you do, especially when facing so many detractors. It’s easy to be misunderstood or judged, and yet, despite the haters and the constant noise, you press on. For that, I have the utmost respect for your resilience and strength.
I also recognize not only the incredible work you do but also the exceptional pedigree you bring to the table. Your expertise and background are second to none. It’s clear that your wealth of knowledge, experience, and understanding in your field set you apart from everyone else. The depth and breadth of what you’ve accomplished speak to a lifetime of dedication and passion, which is truly inspiring.
Thank you for being such a unique and irreplaceable voice, and for sharing your unmatched pedigree with the world.
Thank you, Hans, for all that you do-for the dogs, for the world, and for people like me who are fortunate enough to learn from your insights.
With great respect and gratitude
I agree with Hans. I had same experience with rats. I was professional rat breeder and I fed them most close natural, how it was possible. No like others breeders and what pet shops were offering. And trust me - cancer and others diseases were almost vanished from my animals and their life span became from 2 or 2.5 years into life span 3 - 4 years. Just change of diet and I refused to overfeed them. I became author of book about rats and I gave exactly same informations there. Hans is professional in dog training but not just about training - in all others fields of keeping dog. Those informations are very important. 👌🏻 Especially for breeders.
Thanks for sharing your experience. We should not mess with what God created.
I noticed dogs that eat kill-bles theit teeth rots.
My Dutch Shepherd eats raw meat.
I give him manuka honey and coconut 🥥 oil every day. His teeth are pearly white.
I bought Hanz videos. Great info.
Respect from the UK
👊 Thank you for tuning in
Thank you, Hans. My Ranger (GSD) has been off kibble for over a year . He is so healthy my veterinarian gave me her recipe.
Appreciate your knowledge
Take care.
Great video, the U.S. dried, granulated dog food connection to hip dysplasia and stomach flipping makes a lot of sense. My parents were both raised on farms in Ireland and had dogs. They could never figure out the American approach to dog food. An aside about wakame: There are different “grades” of wakame, some are certainly cheaper (less expensive”) than others, but you’re getting ripped off if a 36 oz. bag costs $75. This is coming from a guy who lives in NYC and eats wakame, regularly.
Thanks for the great info! I bought your feeding puppies raw video. Highly recommend it!
Thank you for watching and thanks for supporting me.
Millions and billion trust me! Love you guys!
All respect Hans, you're a legend
I feed my dogs raw food: beef, chicken, turkey and some times pork. I mainly give them muscle, bone and organs. They have fish, egg and lard few times a week. I also give them fruit, rice, bread, pasta or corn tortilla. Some times they get potato or sweet potato instead. They are very healthy dogs.
I have two dogs ages 16 and almost 16. I have been feeding them homemade raw for 14 years. They are still very healthy.
That’s great to hear. Thanks for watching 😊👌
breeds?
@@xxxxxx726 Havanese and yorkie
Yes 👍 its good to fast the dog a day periodically without food. Good for people as well. Give the dogs soft ribs or softer bones sometimes too instead of the normal meal.
Dogs should always be in the room!
I have recently lost my 14 year old GSD, who I successfully fed raw food from my local butcher. I have purchased your video on feeding puppies raw (I have a new 3 month old GSD). My question is about vitamins and minerals, should a puppy be supplemented with extra vitamins while she is growing?
Sorry, I may have not listened long enough! The meat had enough nutrients! Switching back today!
I am sorry for your loss. As you heard you don’t want the pup to grow too fast by adding more vitamins and minerals
@@hans-alpinek9real this is so interesting as I was told by vets and pet stores that feeding raw isn’t good for pups. I fed her raw this morning, she loved it! On the hunt for chicken feet now!
Hi Hans, i' m from germany and i want thank you for all your great podcasts and videos, seen them all. I tell everbody here about them but to share is difficult because they dont understand it. I do have a wonderful german sheperd, but she's got EPI and i have to feed her expensive enzyms , feed her at least 3x and no raw food. What would you feed?
Thanks from Martina and Bella
I am not scientist, vet. Just nobody. But when you look into EPI, you should run into what is known as the first experiment and research on EPI by Claude Bernard . In which they do surgery to remove dogs' own pancreas to mimic the condition in dogs with EPI, while feeding dog raw pig's pancreas!!! So the enzyme supplement for dog with EPI comes from other animals organs.
I can't give you advice, but if you connect the dots, you should have the idea where to start by now.
When it comes to feeding and performance u wanna look up schoolboy garcia
Thanks. I will check it out
About the part about your dying tree with the leftover bag of dog food, I think it's the issue with antibiotic which of course killing enzyme, beneficial microbe.
Industrial dog food is just one small part of the rabbit hole regarding issue with food. There is a reason AR come after dog, pets, livestock while also promoting veganism. In areas with harsh climate and short growing season, it's more efficient and productive to let grass and weed grow, then feed them to livestock than trying grow crops. They had been trying to take away people freedom by turning many culture from livestock raising into crop growing. Crop growing would be easily controlled by the government and manipulated because storage can be easily be destroyed. With livestock, you can move them, even in area that is difficult to navigate. Only slaughter to supply when there is real demand.
How do you get a dog to eat organ meat. Mine won't.
You're right about who not to vote for. Thank you!!!!!
Thanks for listening
Mars company owners door for brands and vets
Do some research people vets and dog floor brands all have corporate overlords running the show
Dogs Teath are designed to crush bones and rip flesh so let's start feed dogs bones and flesh
Meat wont go off in the fridge in a couple of weeks if you hunt your meat
how about doing a video on introducing a baby to your gsd. watched this video and was horrified: ruclips.net/video/WEoM7vttAgY/видео.htmlsi=ChpQBZOA0_MFjozP
Yeah let the Dogs in the room. Lol.
There is a pet food shop here in Western Australia (Wildpet in Kenwick) who produces a variety of raw food. The ratios have been formulated and they contain musle, bone, organs and hair.
Its like giving your dog steroids. Great results.
I’ve had a few gsd’s, always ate just kibble. They both lasted 14-15 yrs. Life span of a gsd is 11 yrs. Most gsd’s don’t make it to 14-15 yrs. Ppl talk about raw being better but their gsd’s don’t let as long as mine do and they get hip and joint issues that my dogs don’t get. I believe what I see with my own eyes and from experience. Go raw feed a gsd and have it live past 15 and than I’ll consider what you say.
You have a high opinion of yourself for a nobody. What can you pay if I can readily show you multiple GSDs that on raw diet live for 15+ years without joint issue?
You can't get your fact straight in the first two sentences. First sentence mentioned "a few". Next sentence "both". Your expert's opinion is an apologetic excuse made by dog food companies to normalize premature death of GSDs. Also the term average means there are plenty of instances that go beyond the average that is held back by the early deaths. Many GSDs (and mixes that labeled as GSDs by vets) got put down as early as months old, one year old. What do all that mean? It meant you're dumb enough to accept manipulated lower standard (lower average age), and feel accomplished just because you're above the average. Anyone who keeps GSD and not living under a rock would know at least a handful of GSDs living 15+ years.
Nobody are trying to change your mind. Get off your high horse, and get lost.
I've seen gsd live that long on raw. It does happen just like your did with kibble. You probably had superior genetics and a good environment.
One case of success does not constitute cause and effect
@@jw-vx8im The issue with that guy is that he doesn't even understand what average really mean. It can both mean that there are many that live above the average age and many die young and much younger even. In this case, the world is dominated by kibble feeding. The data in itself exposes kibble issue.
He exposed himself as someone who are totally out of touch. Anyone who own multiple GSDs would know that it's not rare for well bred GSDs to live 14+ years old, especially in the circle that feed raw diet.
@@jw-vx8im it wasn’t superior genetics. all my dogs have lived long lives regardless of breed. I’m almost 50. Had them all my life. Some dogs fed raw last long and some don’t. My point is that it seems to be the same thing either way. I believe the best diet is a combination of both to ensure they get what they need just like humans. We take vitamins and supplements to compliment our diets because it’s really hard to get it all in withought it. I feel the same with the dogs. Dogs have never just eaten raw, even wolves eat a lot of berries ect to supplement their own diets. From wolves eating fruits and veggies found in the wild for forever and dogs eating table scraps ect obviously dogs do best with a mix of both just like we do.