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North American Hunting Retriever Association (NAHRA) Board Member and Kinetic Dog Food Pro Staffer, Dan Hove, talks about the nutritional needs of pregnant and whelping females.
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Kinetic Staff Member and Upland Gundog Association President, Ryan Eder, discusses the need for a high energy food for training, hunting and competition.
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Pro Staffer Blake Wolf from Ringneck Kennels talks about feeding one food in a kennel with dogs of many different breeds and the importance of an easy transition.
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Kinetic Co-Owner John Howard talks about how Kinetic was developed and tested and what you can expect from feeding Kinetic products.
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This article originally appeared in the Spring 2016 Issue of Vohne Liche Kennels’ American Working Dog Magazine.
Why the Push for Grain Free
Over the last decade there’s been a big push on grain free pet foods. Some say they’re healthier as dogs wouldn’t eat grain in the wild. Others say they’re better because grains cause allergies. The truth is that neither of those positions is very accurate and there are good reasons grains have been in dog food for ...
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Kinetic Co-Owner Dave Dourson talks about why performance, not dollars, is the primary driver in the formulation and development of Kinetic products.
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Kinetic Pro Staff Member Bobby Roettger of Vohne Liche Kennels discusses the nutritional needs of working K-9s.
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Kinetic Co-Owner, Dave Dourson, once again got rave reviews for his culinary creations featuring Pheasant at the Aiming for a Cure Foundation’s annual Celebrity Hunt. By popular demand, we’re going to go ahead and share his super secret recipe for Pheasant Corn Chowder. Enjoy!
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The original version of this article by Tony J. Peterson appeared in the October 2015 issue of Gundog Magazine.
At 46 years old, and having grown up in Eastern Iowa, it would be safe to assume that Kinetic’s John ...
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We love our dogs. Sometimes we love our dogs as much, or more, as some of the people in our lives. They’re our loyal companions in the house, in the field and on the trail. We even treat them like family members and that’s OK. Except when it comes to nutrition.
Our working and sporting dogs aren’t like people when it comes to their dietary needs. They’re not even really like other dogs. Their ...
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