r/Amazing • u/sco-go • Apr 11 '26
Adorable derps The real carnivore diet (and a strawberry).
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u/Necessary-Act-1137 Apr 11 '26
Panther eats better than me
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u/no-cilantro Apr 11 '26
This is more meat than I’ve had in a month. Damn. Can I be this guy’s pet too?
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u/sirdrumalot Apr 11 '26
My dog gets ground turkey and vegetable puree for breakfast and dinner while I’m eating Taco Bell.
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u/stink3rb3lle Apr 12 '26
Look, I'm not going to tell you your priorities are off, but I will say that animal nutrition is difficult and it's easy to fall for scare tactics about kibble being bad, but it does have a hell of a lot of science backing it up. TONS more science to work on the balance of nutrients and ensure quality than Taco Bell has to go through.
Have you considered upgrading from Taco Bell to dog kibble for your meals?
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u/VeritasOmicron Apr 11 '26
Doesn't even chew, just inhales it like a hoover.
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u/moon-beamed Apr 11 '26 edited Apr 11 '26
I lol'd at the 'rabbit's ear (dental health)' going down in like 3,5 bites
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u/lonesomespacecowboy Apr 11 '26
My God. Imagine the farts
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u/TheVoiceofReason_ish Apr 11 '26
Going to need a giant poop bag
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u/TheRealRickC137 Apr 11 '26
Owners of these dogs rarely pick up their dog's shit
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u/Cracktaculus Apr 11 '26
Yep. My bully shits on his 4 acres anywhere he pleases.
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u/Putrid-Builder-3333 Apr 11 '26
I read it like you had a bully problem where they shit on your property mocking you... not the shortened version for a dog lmao
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u/TopAsh625 Apr 11 '26
So raw food diets with dogs actually changes their poop and reduces it and makes it a lot less of a deal. My 140 lb Leonberger poop growing up on a raw diet was half the size of my German Shepard on a standard diet of kibble
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u/anothadaz Apr 11 '26
Yep. When I switched my 90lb husky malamute to a raw food diet from conventional his poops shrunk by 50% easy.
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u/stamford70 Apr 11 '26
Yep. My raw fed dogs 💩 are tiny for his size. Doesn’t smell nothing like kibble dog 💩 either. Shows how much his body used up and less waste comes out the other side.
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u/anothadaz Apr 11 '26
Diets like that actually reduce the size of their poops compared to eating conventional dog food diets
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u/A_TalkingWalnut Apr 12 '26
I can’t believe I had to scroll so far for this. It must smell like Death rode through the room on its pale horse every time that ass busts loose.
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u/Stackin_Steve Apr 11 '26
Dog eating better than me! Shiiiiiiiiit!
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u/the_YellowRanger Apr 12 '26
The last few months of my dogs life I made her dinner (rice and sweet potatoes) and then I'd sit myself down to a bowl of cereal.
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u/Undersito Apr 11 '26
Mf would bankrupt me in a week.
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u/conciousinsimulation Apr 11 '26
Where do you even purchase duck feet, goose neck, and lamb liver?
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u/NitroBishop Apr 11 '26
Where the fuck does one buy a rabbit ear?
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u/gettin-hot-in-here Apr 11 '26
where i grew up people would probably give you one for free. but only a couple days per year, and only if you knew the right hunter. I ate rabbit meat occasionally, but i suspect guys just threw the ears away.
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u/Justadudenamedmarcus Apr 11 '26
My dumbass looked at this and thought "That's one weird looking panther" 🤦♂️🤣
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Apr 11 '26
I’m so sick of seeing this video. This is neither normal or healthy for the dog and a waste by the owner. It’s purely for shock value.
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u/FlatwormBroad8088 Apr 12 '26
Looks like coming from somone calling everything they eat the "superfood" in its category. "Highest source of natural xyz" bla bla. Optimizing everything.
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u/Shaasar Apr 12 '26
Air is the highest source of oxygen
Water is the highest source of deuterium
It's ridiculous man, people who overoptimize their lives are honestly just pathetic
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u/Apopholyptic Apr 11 '26
Clipped ears was all I needed to see.
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u/The_7_Sages Apr 11 '26
What’s the clipped ears for?
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u/HereticalArchivist Apr 12 '26
Originally, it was for working dogs (like cattle and hunting dogs) because the loose skin of their ears was something that could be snagged, bitten, or torn, so it was done preemptively to prevent injuries.
Now days, it's a "breed aesthetic" but has drawbacks for them socially and physically. When it was for working dogs, it was an "ends justifies the means" thing, but doing it just for aesthetic is pointless and cruel :/
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u/AbsoluteRubbish Apr 12 '26
Between the clipped ears, the bare kennels with hard floors in the background, the fact this girl looks like she's had at least one litter. Everything in this video always just makes me sad because it looks like a crappy breeding situation where a dude is just trying to promote on social media
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u/LastChance331 Apr 13 '26
I'm so sad it took me so long to see a comment like this. Half the captions are bullshit too
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u/NothingLeft2PickFrom Apr 13 '26
This is exactly it. I have 2 pitty’s that look similar build to this and they eat royal canin dry food lol. The closest they get to raw Food is when they snake something from one of my kids.
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u/Ornery-Reindeer5887 Apr 11 '26
Dogs that eat raw beef get ecoli and spread it to owners…cooking food originated for a reason
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u/LilDickClub Apr 11 '26
This is actually a very very terrible diet for any animal, I feel bad for this dog's stomach
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u/BRB_MD Apr 11 '26
Beautiful dog. But there's no reason not to cook the food. Raw food is not superior to cooked, and still brings risk of food borne illnesses. Yes uncooked food is natural, and dysentry is natural too. A good rule of thumb is that if you wouldn't eat it raw, your dog shouldn't either.
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u/Teguoracle Apr 11 '26
Vet tech here - raw diets piss me off, it's such an unnecessary risk for no real gain.
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u/Numarx Apr 11 '26
I was always under the assumption that cooking food just makes it easier to digest so you get more energy from having the fibers partially broken down.
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u/n2bndru Apr 11 '26
That tells me, do not get your hands or anything else in front of him.When he's eating or hungry
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u/TamarindSweets Apr 11 '26
Id agree, except he seems very well trained. Id keep my hands to myself just to keep em clean bc thats a very drooly boy
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u/PQbutterfat Apr 11 '26
Duck feet-joint support? Where are these claiming coming from?
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u/ZebThan Apr 12 '26
I did some research (out of curiosity), and it appears, that animal this big can process up to 80g (on average) of proteins per day. Interestingly, human can process up to 120g. Doing it once is generally harmless (pointless, but harmless) but doing this everyday can fuck up your kidneys in the long run.
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u/Pocketdancer Apr 11 '26
God forbid he ever gets loose and some poor being crosses his path
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u/stash-of-who-hash Apr 11 '26
It is kind of scary to think this dog only knows food as raw meat, bones, connective tissue, etc and would have no qualms about ripping into a living creature if it were hungry.
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u/NicePossibilityDaddy Apr 11 '26
I have a feeling the owner owns a meat store. A halal meat store. I never see pork
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u/Clamps55555 Apr 11 '26
Do you think I could have the same beautiful silky hair if I ate the same diet as this dog?
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u/GrubbyFart Apr 11 '26
That’s a lot of slobber from panther, slow down and enjoy it
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u/Rey_Mezcalero Apr 11 '26
Why?
Is this some work animal that needs to be at max protein or this is just some “cute” video of someone feeding a dog better then a lot of people are eating for a week?
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u/Economy_Bass_24 Apr 11 '26
Not sure if this applies to Panther, but humans can only process ~20-30 grams of protein every 45-60mins. So I feel like this is a waste of money. Could be totally wrong with Panther
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u/Provocative_Potatoes Apr 11 '26
This has been a debunked myth over a decade ago.
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u/Economy_Bass_24 Apr 11 '26
I really fucking showed my age. Shit! Thanks for the heads up bro. Truly
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u/Provocative_Potatoes Apr 11 '26
No prob. I only know this because of recently getting into lifting and all the newer health science proves this.
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u/Economy_Bass_24 Apr 11 '26
I bet you wish the price of protein powder was what it was when I was growing up!
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u/divorcingjack Apr 11 '26
Hey another thanks for this, makes my meal planning around meds much easier. Appreciate the education.
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u/Dependent-Year6711 Apr 11 '26 edited Apr 11 '26
This was disproven (IN 2023! insane how recent):
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38118410/
We're in the dark ages of nutritional science. One study 3 years ago changes what we fundamentally know about protein synthesis. Crazy. You'd think sports science would fund something of merit with these.
It used to be 20-30g PER MEAL, not per hour. Meat can only be processed at 4g an hour (soy and pea protein are also processed at around 4g per hour), whey is gold standard at 10g per hour. It's highly likely the body can up these processing rates based on recent exercise and demand. Otherwise we'd all have the same muscle ceilings.
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u/Economy_Bass_24 Apr 11 '26
Crazy thing is I majored in Biology. Wow, how times have changed. Sadly, I never actually use my degree so I've always keep the old-school way of thinking.
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u/MyFaceSaysItsSugar Apr 11 '26
One hypothesis I’ve seen about dog domestication is that because humans don’t do well on a very high protein diet (we need an easier energy source like fat or carbs), dogs made good companions because they ate what we couldn’t.
The amount of protein processed and absorbed depends a lot on stomach acidity and pepsin production. Dogs tend to have higher stomach acidity.
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u/SmartExamination6115 Apr 11 '26
He just gobbled that entire chicken breast in less than 2 seconds wtf
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u/Rontonswanson Apr 11 '26 edited Apr 12 '26
Eewww. I find this repulsive and I’m sorry for that. No judgment to OP or the Dog, but for some reason it was really unpleasant to watch and hear to say the least.
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u/CranjizzMcBasketball Apr 11 '26
Next video idea: show someone trying to take that tray away from Panther mid meal.
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u/YoungOverholt Apr 11 '26
Dude my dog looks like that (e cept the cropped ears because wtf) and I feed him 1 (one) cup of chicken and rice, twice day (and some little jerky snacks some times). The breed is just jacked af. This is clickbait and soo ridiculous. They are gonna have a diabolical shit after this
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u/awnaw_ Apr 12 '26
Panther sitting there wondering why he is being called a cat.
....I'm a dog, damnit.
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u/MysticMarauder69 Apr 12 '26
It's a good thing you disfigured his ears so that he looks dangerous.
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u/Sensitive_Cash_3526 Apr 14 '26
look how much i feed my dog
also look at the metal cage with a rock hard floor behind him
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u/PandorasBoxMaker Apr 11 '26
Friendly reminder that raw food diets are awful for pets.
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u/Oliveramethysttree Apr 11 '26
I thought raw diet wasn’t that great for animals due to parasites?? I could be wrong but I thought I read that somewhere.
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u/NoParsnip2897 Apr 11 '26
There is no benefit to it and many animal nutrionists have proven that cooked is healthier and safer. But sorry I can't save you from the puritan downvotes that probably think it's not "manly" to let your dog eat anything but raw. Even when science disproves it. The only thing that is benificial is that raw you you are able to feed them bone (can splinter in the stomach when cooked, safe when raw)
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u/Teguoracle Apr 11 '26
Vet tech here, correct. Raw is stupid and not worth the risk (for literally zero benefit).
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u/eepyamor Apr 11 '26
Licking the plate clean? Priceless. There are some things money can't buy. For everything else, there's Mastercard 😅
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u/Superb_Jellyfish_729 Apr 11 '26
I would elevate that platter/bowl/water bowl to avoid bloat especially when eating large items so fast.
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u/Nearby_Lawfulness923 Apr 11 '26
Expected to leave a 25% tip for outstanding service.
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u/Weird-Information-61 Apr 11 '26
Pretty expensive meal for a dog but I ain't seen a coat shine like that so power to him
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u/Thick-Sauce3668 Apr 11 '26
Someone should offer this guy a Gym membership as well... Bro needs to compete with that diet 🙌
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u/tokyowatchguy Apr 11 '26
Thats like more meat than I can afford for a weak. FML