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Yeah he is a smaller framed GSP. My vet said she would like to see him closer to 50# for his frame. Right now he is about 42 #. He is about 23 1/2 inches tall.

I am feeding him Nutri Source Performance which is 30 - 20. I have been through many foods to try and get him to eat better. My vet says he is a little underweight. I know what you guys are going to say that, vets are use to seeing labs but my vet actually owns a GSP.

My dog is complete healthy he is just under weight and I can't put any weight on him so I was hoping this might help!

I am thinking about putting my 15 month GSP on a digestive enzyme so he gets the full nutrition out of his food. Because he doesn't like to eat a lot. So if figured I would help him get the full benefit from the food he does eat. I was just wondering if anyone has every used digestive enzymes and if...

I took some more pictures. We are working on the whoa command.

Here is the most recent picture that I have of him. He is about 11 months old in this picture.

I recently just purchased Dokken Deadfowl Pheasant scent to train my GSP with. My question is should I inject the dummy and then play fetch with him with it or should I inject the dummy and hide it and make him find it?

I have a 13 month GSP. He weighs about 43lbs. He is on Nutri source Performance with is 30/20. I feed him about a 1 1/2 cups 3 times a day. Sometimes he eats it all and sometimes he won't touch it. I don't want to switch food. Just looking for ideas. Any thoughts?

I think i am going to try that just giving him his food for 15 - 20 minutes and what he eats he eats. What kind of food are you guys feeding???

I am starting to feed him twice a day. Around 6 am in the morning and between 530 and 6 in the evenings. Do you guys think I should possible which foods? If so what would you recommend?

I have a 10 month old GSP. He doesn't like to eat. I have tried many different foods and nothing seems to really work. He will eat good for a while and then be very picky. I have tried putting gravy, chicken broth, cheese and yogurt on his food and it doesn't seem to help. He has been like this sinc...