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Kim,
My Pyr Bonnie was the same way. Apparently a
lot of them don't seem to eat as much as we think they should. I got so
worried that I was hand feeding Bonnie and kept trying different puppy foods
thinking that was the problem. I was told simply that when she gets hungry
enough, she'll eat. Just make sure there is not a medical reason for her
lack of appetite and that she doesn't go completely without for too
long.
Others on the list may be able to give you more
advise, but that's what I was told. We've got several Pyr breeders on this
list that are a wealth of information. I'm sure you'll learn a lot if you
stick around the list. Congrats on your new baby. I've had mine for
almost a year now and am totally taken by her. I want to have several
Pyrs, now that I've got my first one (once my other dogs pass on, that
is).
Tammy, Bonnie, Gooser, & Sadie (Mom, don't make
us go out in the heat, PLEASE!)
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