We are all about The Natural Way Of Feeding The Raw Diet. 

Raw Means Literally Raw Meat and Bones, but never any cooked Bones ever. Cooked bones can and will splinter and cut your Dog, but Raw Bones is fine. I have at this time 7 videos of me making Raw Meals, in these videos you will see just how simple it is to prepare a Raw Diet for Dogs. 
I also tell you exactly how much to feed your growing Puppy, so no guess work there for you either. 
If you had to start a Raw Diet tomorrow it would be overwhelming to you, who do you ask what and we all have opinions ect..All my advice is tried and true, not a Google Search, or someone on a social media group that has fed 2 dogs for 6 months Raw and now they " Think " they are Experts at Rraw Feeding.
I will teach you the simply way of doing it right. I will only let me Puppy go to a Home that's willg to learn from me and I know will Honestly continue feeding Raw Diet. 

The many benefits of feeding raw;
Way less shedding, way less poop to deal with, they eat it all up imediately, clean healthy teeth and gums
without having to put your Pet through sadation at the Veterinarian Clinic and pay for a dental cleaning.
Anytime you feed anything what it was intended to eat, it will be healthier. Millions feed the Raw Diet and more Veterinarians are starting to realize the benefits of feeding a Raw Diet vs kibble (Processed Food.) from a bag. 
Know this, it's not the Veterinarians business to tell you what you are going to feed your Dog, you only pay your Veterinarian to do a service for you, not to debate you on what is Proper Nutrition for your Dog. 

Below are my 7 videos on a very simple way to feed a good Raw Diet. Anyone can do this.

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                                                            Video 2 

                                                           Video 3

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                                                         Video 6 

                                                            Video 7

In all 7 videos the meals were 12oz. the reason for this is most my Puppies stay here until 10 weeks old, 10 week old Puppies from me normally eat 12oz. Per Meal, 2 times daily. 

All of my Puppies start crunching chicken leg bones @ 8 weeks of age with no problem.

Bone percentage needs to average around 15%, by doing it just like I showed you in these videos, the bone % will work out perfectly.

Organ Meats need to be 10% of the Total Diet, so we feed nothing but Organs every 10th. Meal. If you give 10% every meal most Dogs will not continue eating the Organs. If a Puppy/Dog hasn't had the Organs in 9 meals, now it's excited to get the Organ Meal. 

Remember to Never feed Pork or Beef Bones, these bones are just simply too big and just might break your Dogs tooth with the Dog trying to crunch it, or try to just swallow it whole and get choked. Stick with the small animal bones like I showed you in the videos and all will be good. 
We are not fans of feeding fruit and Veggies in the Meals, if one does you must Puree them so the Dog can digest them. 
I will feed Cooked Sweet Potato and Pumpkin from a can, both are great for upset stomach in your Puppy/Dog.
We give NuVet Plus for Vitamins, Minerals and Antioxidants. You will spend way more money trying to give everything that is in this one chewable wafer that my Puppies Love like a treat. With this good Raw Diet and the NuVet Plus you are covered and build a great Immune System for your Pet. We start the Puppies on 
 NuVet Plus at around 4 weeks old. 

Your Happy Bend Kennel Puppy should gain approximately 2 to 3lbs. weekly. Some of our larger Puppies will gain 3lbs. to 3lbs. 8oz. per week.
Monitor your Puppies weight gain and adjust feeding accordingly. A small bone female does not need to gain the same as a really large female or male. Some of our Puppies will be 55lbs. when grown, and some can be 100lbs. when grown. We want to keep the growth slow, without underfeeding. 

Our Feeding Chart;
@ 10 weeks 12oz. per meal, 2 times per day, 12 hours apart
@ 11 weeks 13oz. per meal, 2 Times Per day
@ 12 weeks 14oz. per meal, 2 times per day
@ 13 weeks 14oz. per meal, 2 times per day
@ 14 weeks 15oz. per meal, 2 times per day  
@ 15 weeks 15oz. per meal, 2 times per day
@ 16 weeks 15oz. per meal, 2 times per day
@ 17 weeks 15oz. per meal, 2 times per day
@ 18 weeks 15oz. per meal, 2 times per day
@ 19 weeks 15oz. per meal, 2 times per day
@ 20 weeks 16oz./1lb. per meal, 2 times per day
Continue the 1lb. per meal, 2 times per day until 6 months of age.
@ 6 months 1lb. 1oz. per meal, 2 times per day
continue this until 7 months of age.
@ 7 months 1lb. 2oz. per meal, 2 times per day
Continue this untim 8 months of age.
@ 8 months 2lbs. 6oz. total daily
@ 8 months I feel it's better to give the daily total all in one meal, it gives them more of a full feeling. 
@ 9 months 2lbs. 8oz. - 3lbs. total daily
@ 10 months 2lbs. 8oz. - 3lbs. total daily
Continue this until 1 year of age. 
@ 1 year you will have your adult weight, at this point you go by the Dogs weight, activity level ect..It really gets hard to put it in text form without knowing all that factors in. One can call me at anytime and we can go over all details of your dog to get the feeding right. Here's a suggested feeding for adult Dogs.

50lbs. 1lb. 12oz. Daily
60lbs. 1lb. 12oz. - 1lb. 14oz. Daily
70lbs.  1lb. 14oz. - 2lbs. Daily
80lbs. 2lbs. - 2lbs. 4oz.Daily
90lbs. 2lbs. 4oz. - 2lbs. 12oz. Daily
100lbs. 2lbs. 4oz. - 3lbs. Daily