raw diet and twisted paws

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it has nothing to do with your feed. if you provided everything that jack had suggested then he must have had allot of dogs with twisted paws. i agree with scratchin dog

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it has nothing to do with your feed. if you provided everything that jack had suggested then he must have had allot of dogs with twisted paws. i agree with scratchin dog

This is true.

One of the traits my dogs are actually known for is AWESOME, STURDY paws, feet, very "tight" and well-formed.

I have always noticed sloppy paws/feet in many other bloodlines ... not just east/west feet ... but splayed toes, etc.

Like anyone, I may get an occasional splayed toes, but never feet that look like that.

This is the dog I have now ... and I have posted thousands of photos in the past ...



A person can do a search Vise-Grip as the breeder and take a long look at a lot of raw-fed dogs of mine that do NOT have this problem.

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This is true.

One of the traits my dogs are actually known for is AWESOME, STURDY paws, feet, very "tight" and well-formed.

I have always noticed sloppy paws/feet in many other bloodlines ... not just east/west feet ... but splayed toes, etc.

Like anyone, I may get an occasional splayed toes, but never feet that look like that.

This is the dog I have now ... and I have posted thousands of photos in the past ...



A person can do a search Vise-Grip as the breeder and take a long look at a lot of raw-fed dogs of mine that do NOT have this problem.

Thanks for sharing Jack! Your dog there looks awesome! I agree with you that particular bloodlines has better feet structure than others. I guess the bloodline I have here are more prone to feet/paws structure deformity if not fed correctly plus proper care and housing. I am still quite new with dogs and I guess I still have a lot to see and learn in the future. Thanks everyone!