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I have had Harleigh for 3 weeks now. When I first got her (at 14 weeks of age), she ate her food in like 2.6 nanoseconds. After a week or so I noticed she was a little slower but not much. I was happy because she would get hiccups after every meal so slower eating meant less hiccups. Well it has slowed down so much that she isn't eating at the moment I put the food out, but eventually she is eating it after about 15-30 minutes. This morning was the first morning where she wanted nothing to do with her food. As if to say she wasn't hungary. This upsets me since I work and she is at home most of the day. I don't want her to feel hungary. I have a schedule in the morning to make sure she works "one" out before we leave and I want her to eat as early in the morning as possible so I am not rushing out the door because I had to wait for her to "lay some rope".
Has anyone ever had this problem and how did you fix it? Basically I want her to eat when I feed her. Not 30 minutes later. I have heard that you shouldn't leave food out and let them graze through out the day. I don't do that....but I also want her to eat. I have also heard that you should pick the food up after 20 minutes if they don't eat it and this trains them to eat when the food is put out. Do you agree? Any other suggestions? Am I just a worry wart?
Thank you so much!
Ginger
Has anyone ever had this problem and how did you fix it? Basically I want her to eat when I feed her. Not 30 minutes later. I have heard that you shouldn't leave food out and let them graze through out the day. I don't do that....but I also want her to eat. I have also heard that you should pick the food up after 20 minutes if they don't eat it and this trains them to eat when the food is put out. Do you agree? Any other suggestions? Am I just a worry wart?
Thank you so much!
Ginger