We do. But we buy from a feed store rather than a grocery store and get good quality feed. The better stuff actually goes further since it has fewer "fillers" and empty calories. All eight dogs are rescues and out of that eight, four of them are active in some sort of canine performance activity. Three of them are agility dogs and one does competitive obedience. Another dog is a retired agility dog.

Peter L. Berghold -- Unix Professional
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In reply to Re^3: Why do you have to worry about Brute Force Attacks? by blue_cowdawg
in thread Why do you have to worry about Brute Force Attacks? by Anonymous Monk

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