My two have been on CSJ (first Herbie Nuts and now Champ) for the past 6 months or so which is most of Dash's life and half of Rosie's and they are thriving on it, glossy coats, no tummy troubles, lean and fit. The service from CSJ is great too.

I feed JWB but also scraps from us and the occassional egg, raw meat etc...

I have been giving Oscar (13 weeks old) Eukanuba as suggested by the breeder - BUT, I really think its too rich for him, already had diarrhoea and doesn't seem to be suiting him still.
As of today i will gradually be changing him to Royal Canin Maxi Babydog on the recommendation of the vet.

I am shocked that 10 people feed bakers, do you not like yuor dogs?

My girls have an aditive dry food called Olivers, but as far as I am aware, it is only sold in Denmark. They get the odd left over, and occasionally porridge added to their dinners.

I use bakers in addition to Butchers, which they appear to like, they woof it down so to speak, so I can only guess they like it.

Most kids like McDonalds, but I dare say no responsible parent would let them eat it every day

Burns here

Good point well made

Is there a list of healthy recommended doggy food anywhere ?

I'm no expert at all, but Bakers has got various sugars in it, the sugar content is quite high so the dogs get addicted to it. Also the meat percentage is very low.

I feed my dogs on Burns dry food. They also get chicken, wholemeal rice and steamed vegetables on occasions. Also roast beef or turkey. They also get a drizzle of EV olive oil on their main meals in he evenings. They also like a piece of cheese, every so often and from time to time, I make my own dog treats. They both loves sausages!

I am totally against Iams and Eukanuba as they test on animals, which isn't good, in my opinion.