Sport Dog Food Active Series Dock Dog Buffalo & Oatmeal Formula Dry Dog Food, 30-lb bag

Our 2 & 9-1/2 year old German Shepherds eat this formula & love it! We've been feeding this food for about a year now & are very pleased with the results. My dogs aren't itchy, or gassy. Their coats are glistening & their stools are perfect. I switched them over to this from Victor.

Our dogs, Luke (Beagle) and Lela (Australian Cattle Dog mix), are both seven years old. They like this food fine, but Luke is having minor stomach issues with it, and it makes Lela gassy. Up to now, Lela has always been able (and happy) to eat anything with no problem. Luke is poultry-sensitive, and I'm picky about certain ingredients, so I was happy to find Sport Dog Food. They have a few recipes that meet our criteria, and the dogs have been fine on the others we've tried. This one, however, is no-go for us.

I switched to this dog food, buffalo protein, because my dog has seasonal skin allergies, and I wanted to try a protein she has never had. I also feed canned Rabbit. Its Been a year now. She still has spring allergies, but seems to be less. This is a High calorie kibble, i needed to adjust the serving size.

I like the nutritional profile of this food. I was looking for a grain inclusive, high protein kibble that had no peas or legumes and something besides chicken. My pup loves it!

My Chinook dogs absolutely LOVE this food! I have not had to add something "special" to there food to get them to eat it. I recommend it to anyone who has a picky eater or wants to have a formula that's pea free. I have a breeding dog and she will be having puppies hopefully this year. I plan on using the Sportdog Cub formula with her and puppies.

We had one of our dogs allergy tested and he was sensitive to lentils/legumes, corn, and venison. Plus the FDA warning about grain free dog food because of peas and lentils (not sure what’s developed with that now, we have been buying this food for months), so a lentil free food was the obvious choice to switch to. This one is great even though my one dog is not very active, he hasn’t gained any weight. I’m happy with these ingredients and my 2 picky and spoiled dogs will eat it. When dock dog is out of stock I buy herding dog, they’re very similar.

We found this food while searching for a grain-inclusive, high quality food that would suit our new golden puppy and two diabetic senior dogs. A local golden breeder recommended this food for the rare superior ingredients/formulation. Our dogs are super happy (including one with chronic digestive issues). My only complaint is that it keeps going out of stock. I spoke to the company and they basically said the Cub and Dock are very similar so we had no trouble (changing food is quite tough for insulin shot regulation so we were worried). However, now both formulas are out of stock and despite Chewy and the company being great to work with, we had to get an off-the-shelf replacement. If this We found this food while searching for a grain-inclusive, high quality food that would suit our new golden puppy and two diabetic senior dogs. A local golden breeder recommended this food for the rare superior ingredients/formulation. Our dogs are super happy (including one with chronic digestive issues). My only complaint is that it keeps going out of stock. I spoke to the company and they basically said the Cub and Dock are very similar so we had no trouble (changing food is quite tough for insulin shot regulation so we were worried). However, now both formulas are out of stock and despite Chewy and the company being great to work with, we had to get an off-the-shelf replacement. If this shortage continues we won't be able to stick with SportDog simply due to the insulin/digestive issues, but otherwise it is A+. One couch potato dog is getting a little plump though despite the "off season" feeding schedule so we need to figure that out. Overall, I did a TON of research and this is hands-down the winner. … more

I was excited to try this food because I was looking for a high-quality food that wasn’t grain-free and did not contain peas or lentils. This is the second variety of this brand I have tried. One of my Dobermans likes it fine. The other has to be coaxed to eat it sometimes. It has made both dogs gassy and given them very soft stool that is hard to pick up, which really makes things more difficult when we take our daily walks. I wanted to love it, but I think I’m going to have to try something else. It just doesn’t seem to agree with them.

I was searching for a quality food to switch my dogs from the grain-free food they were eating. With all the news of issues with grain-free food and dogs, and discussing it with my veterinarian for about two months, I decided to make the switch. Amex this new food in 1/4 of a cup at a time. I have three pitbulls who gets a cup of food twice a day. It was an easy transition for them, I didn't have to go as slow as some would think. No digestive issues, no extra gas, and they get really excited about it. They seem to love the taste. Will definitely be purchasing again.

If you go to the Sport Dog Food website, you can look up thd FULL nutritional profile, including vitamins, minerals and trace minerals for every formula. I am impressed with how transparent this company is with their formulations. I am happy to see manganese that is above minimum standards, since this trace mineral is crucial for ligament health. The explanation of the use of dried potato in the Elite 2.0 is also provided. I am thrilled to find high quality animal protein, no splitting of ingredients, a quality legume-free formula that my dog handles well. Be sure to select a formulation based on your dog's activity level. I chose a 460 cal/cup so I can keep my dog lean on If you go to the Sport Dog Food website, you can look up thd FULL nutritional profile, including vitamins, minerals and trace minerals for every formula. I am impressed with how transparent this company is with their formulations. I am happy to see manganese that is above minimum standards, since this trace mineral is crucial for ligament health. The explanation of the use of dried potato in the Elite 2.0 is also provided. I am thrilled to find high quality animal protein, no splitting of ingredients, a quality legume-free formula that my dog handles well. Be sure to select a formulation based on your dog's activity level. I chose a 460 cal/cup so I can keep my dog lean on this formula easily, without her feeling like she's starving. Firm, compact stools. My dog will eat anything, but was very excited to transition from Farmina cod to Dock Diving Buffalo &Pork. She loved the Farmina, BTW, but stools are even better on Sport Dog Food. Wish I had found Sport Dog Food line when it came out! … more