Which of these foods do you think are best?

I want to feed my puppy on a high quality food, she's currently on James Wellbeloved puppy. This is what my family feed their bernese (and cats) on and he has done well on it.

I have looked in to the BARF diet, but am a bit daunted by it and currently only have a tiny fridge freezer so not enough space!

Which of these dried foods do you think are best?
-James Wellbeloved (this is what she's currently on)
- Arden Grange
- Applaws
- Lilys Kitchen
- Or another one?

I am interested in which is the best in terms of health benefits, quality, taste and also value for money.

Thanks in advance!

I think if shes doing well on JWB then stick with that
Iv heard good things about AG too but never tried it.

Sometimes dogs do well on cheap food, others seem to loose condition so need the higher quality foods, its really just a matter of finding what works for your pup

I'm only familiar with AG and JWB (never heard of the other two so can't vote!) and feed my lot AG but would happily use JWB if I couldn't get AG.

Arden Grange out of that lot!
I feed CSJ which im very happy with & suits the collies well

I tryed my stafford pup on hills, eukanuba/iams and autarky but all of these gave him very bad number 2s, but I put him on james wellbeloved and he is good on that, so far he has had a full 2kg bag and is still going good, he has it mixed with ether nature diet or forthglade to make it a bit more appealing to him.

I have not tryed AG but my friend feeds his bull terrier, stofford and whippet AG and says its also a good all round food, he mixxes no meat with his they have it dry

im thinking of trying my stafford on AG.

Thankyou all for the answers. It sounds like AG is the best although I will stick on JWB until I finish the 2 bags I've got then think about moving her over!

I feed my two raw; prey model diet rather than barf.
I get my supplies from the local butcher and supermarket and only have one shelf of the freezer to store things; so it's not impossible to do. Works out cheaper for me than feeding Burns that I used to feed before going raw a few years ago.