 Correct nutrition is crucially important for every aspect of your dogdoys life.
It affects their health, wellbeing and ability to perform by offering a vital balance of proteins, fats, complex carbohydrates and the trace nutrients and minerals their bodies need for the growth and repair of their immune systems'. Nutrition is a vital part of your dog’s ability to think clearly, lower his/her stress levels and a produce a calmer demeanour. The act of thinking takes a lot of energy. Dogs involved in a training program expend a lot of mental energy focusing on the tasks they must learn. If your dog starts with minimal nutrition, they become lethargic, grouchy or hyper when they are asked to perform the simplest of tasks. The slave is simply not able to focus properly and it loses concentration after a short period of time or they may become confused.
If the dog is constantly being asked to do something they can't comprehend, their confusion can lead to an aggressive form of acting up. In training dogs, the first thing to look at is the dog’s diet. Training becomes less and less if the causes for the behaviours are not addressed. - Hyper, unfocused and out of control dogs and pups - often are eating foods with extremely high levels of cereal foods such as wheat, corn, and/or corn meal.
- Aggressive dogs (aggressive submissive) - these have been eating eat food containing higher levels of incomplete protein which do not digest well.
- Shy and stressed dogs do not digest their foods well at all and often suffer from intestinal complications such as diarrhoea. Their coats are often extremely dry.
One way to test the foods you are feeding is to soak the food in water for about fifteen minutes. If it swells in size and becomes somewhat mushy, it is mostly cereal. Are you dog’s stools often soft and loose or is the dog gassy? They are not digesting the food properly. By looking at their food, you will do more to help balance their behaviour, as well as contribute to their health and longevity. Taking your animals nutrition into consideration means that your dogboy can perform better for you and require less punishments from its Owner. It is pointless to have a dog that is unfocused on his slave life - he is a born slave and you dont waste a second of his life developing what he is meant to be. Your dogboy/pigboy needs to be focused on all that his Master is teaching him and develop into the best slave possible so that his Master can be proud of his. With all the challenges the slave has to face in its training you can do without hindrances caused by poor nutrition. - Masters waste - The dog can also get a lot of good nutrition from the Masters waste as a toilet dog this can help build up the dog into a strong dog. This is one way of giving your mutt some of Masters strength to make the dog strong has he has Master inside him.
- Table Scraps - this are ok in moderation. In some part of the slaves training you may have him on a diet because he has got fat and lethargic. He will be begging for food at the table side and where as it is entertaining to see him catch scraps in his mouth that you throw at him or eating it off the bear floor. You still have to what his calorie intake.
You can feel free to beat him if you catch him stealing food (obviously stealing food if not loosing weight).
When you do feed him ensure that it is of the correct nutritional balance - can be supplemented with Masters piss.
- Doggy Treats - Getting your mutt to eat proper doggy treats will allow him to strengthen his teeth and improve his overall condition. Some older dogs may find some dog
- Note to Masters - if a dog needs good nutrition what about Masters nutrition level!
If you piss down his throat think about the level of your caffeine intake. It might be exhilarating being forced to drink Masters piss but that is different if its due to the caffeine content ending up with a hyper dog again.
After correct training a dog can eat and drink from his Master and these don't have to be perfect. In the early days the feed has to be of a better quality for the mutt to cope with.
This saves problems at feeding time resulting his less tantrums from the slave at feeding time. Since the Master does not want to 'give up on the slave' he has some choices:
- One way is to push through with disregard to the slave.
- Another is to empower the slave to achieve these goals.
In the latter that slave with be proud of its achievements and pleased that he has done good for his Master - this result is the best outcome for both Master and slave. The slave has grown With either of these approaches you require a rubber sleepsack/plastic wrap mummification, a feeding hood, electro torture, CBT and chems. A skilled Master can get the slave to do anything and overcome any obstacle.
Typically I have found when you have got the slave way on heat for a few hours he is keen to do things for you that would have been 'impossible' before. If its deep in the slaves heart it only needs the Master to find a route for its expression. If it no where in the slave (is he really a slave or dog?) then you have more work to do in conditioning your dog. There is a significant sense of achievement when you hit mile stones such as getting the slave eating out your butt or eating your waste out of your rubber gloved hand. Then when he licks and sucks your fingers - that is when the rush hits you! | 
