Fair enough MGB. I was not offended, just astounded. Nobody I know can come close to paying that much and some work mega hard, like 16 hour physical labor hard. Not about how hard you work, about how much you make. If everyone who owned a dog had to be able to afford Acana, many dogs in good homes would die. My main dude is 90 lbs, far bigger than they said he'd get, and costs can pinch.

I guess I just always try and recommend foods in the middle class price range. My mistake. Orijen, Nature's Variety, Soho, Stella and Chewys, and many other very high priced foods are so out of my price range they hardly cross my mind.

Raw is also great if you're really opting for grain free. My dude is on Nutro Ultra gluten free, which costs too much lol

In the UK you'll pay around 24 US dollars for a 5 pound bag of Acana Grasslands. In Hungary the same bag costs around 33 US dollars.

I have a 39 pound Shar-Pei and a 20 pound Miniature Schnauzer who are fed a home cooked diet of meat, poultry, fish mixed with vegetables and fruit all of which are purchased from the supermarket. To feed them both costs around 200 US dollars a month.

My lil fur child gets Wellness! Little 4-5 pound mutt...$16.99 for a 4 pound bag...think it lasts like a month (1/4 cup each meal, 3 meals/day).