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My knowledge of dogs was a result of a parent's desire to pass a gift onto a son. As a child I watched my father feed and care for healthy as well as ailing dogs. He simply fed the same foods we ate. It is interesting to note, we felt we were attaining average longevity when in reality we easily surpassed the life expectancies of today. We fed fewer carbohydrates with more meat both raw and cooked. We added greens, fruit and after the first 12 months of a pup's life vaccinations were curtailed. Compared to current life expectancies our results were exemplary.

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During my high school years I worked for the EDGELE kennel in Oceanside NY. Their operation was primarily German working dogs. Later, and at the same location, I worked for Mura Zietlow who bred Afghans. Coursing dogs were an interesting departure from the traditional European working dogs. The Afghans I cared for were developed by Sunny Shay, who was a prominent breeder in the middle of the century.

In the late 1960s, I was duped into believing dry food was the nutritional panacea for canine ills. It took about ten years to sort through the lies, realizing that the notion of complete and balanced was just a scam. I returned to the feeding practices I embraced as a boy. Augmenting these practices with the teachings of Juliette de Baircali Levy. My foundation of knowledge would continue to grow as I sought out the more celebrated masters of conditioning.

I eventually desired to create a breed or a cross breed of my own. However, this changed when I met John Swinford VMD. John & I collaborated and began developing the Bandogge. Shortly after I completed the Bandogge standard, I moved to Southern Illinois. At this point in my life I no longer had the time for cross breeding dogs.

In the late seventies I began experimenting with various feeding combinations. Eventually, Martin's K-9 Formula was born.

 
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