Salmonella also isn't really a risk for the dog or the human. Don't prep the raw dog food in the same place as a human meal without thoroughly washing the area. That's all that needs to be done. As long as proper cleaning is done, there's very little risk to either party.

That's not for you to decide though. The consumer/pet parent should decide what's worth the risk to their own pet. There are other protein options for feeding raw other then chicken and beef that aren't affected by bird flu. Giving a blanket statement that all raw is unsafe though just isn't true.

He also knows drop and leave it. Didn't have room to add that in my original post lol

Dominance theory in dogs has been debunked for sometime. Any dog can learn anything with the right among of training.

Feeding *balanced* raw is fine. There weren't issues of this scale till bird flu popped up that I'm aware of. It's not dangerous to feed raw. That's a myth.

No they shouldn't. If we lose all ethical breeders, we lose the individual breeds that they preserve.

1. Link doesn't work

2. There are only *4* acceptable varieties of American Bully per the breed standard. Pocket, Classic, Standard, and XL. Anything else is out of standard and is unethically bred.