Anonymous
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I wouldn't feed it to my dogs, but here some info, you decide.
http://www.dogfoodanalysis.com/dog_food_reviews/showproduct.php/product/73
Justine
My Bloodhound would scratch at her elbows until they bled when i first got her due to poor nutrition/allergies. I put her on Nutro Natural Choice Lamb and Rice, which is very high in linoleic acid, and now she never ever scratches and has a soft shiny coat. It is a fair price, about $32 for 40lbs, and often comes with 10% free. Some retailers will also give you your 10th bag free. I looked into Blue Buffalo, but it is actually lower in omega 3 and 6, and linoleic acid. BilJac is an inferior product. Royal Canin is excellent but overpriced in my opinion. I hope this helps.
GoldfishPond
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Check out the dog food analysis site that was suggested. It's not perfect, but if you don't know much about dog food, it can be a good starting point.
Also make sure you train your dog to eat. Don't reward him for not eating by adding things to his food. It makes the picky behavior worse. If he chooses not to eat, he goes hungry until the next meal time. You need to be in control of his diet so you can provide him with the best food possible.