our family as a 9 week old puppy from a reputable breeder. As keen competitors in Obedience, Flygility & Agility she was purchased as a second dog to join our elder dog, Zoe, on the national competition circuit. As soon as we began training Kandie at age 18 months it became apparent that she had severe joint pain in all of her joints & was unable to run & jump despite the fact that her brain constantly told her that was what she wanted to do. It was a heartbreaking sight to watch your young dog lying down at night chewing her joints until the skin is raw. Nothing worked for Kandie, and we tried it all, so a decision was made to treat her with painkillers and remoce her from all activites involving strenuous activity. This is not an easy thing to do with a Border Collie and it didn't tak elong before hse became mentally wound up like an over wound spring. Euthanasia was discussed more than once in order to be fair to her. Our family vet agreed that unless we could find some way to keep her comfortable and sane it was probably the fairest thing to do for her. In January 2009 we we discovered Mighty Mix Dog Products. We decided to give it a go and both dogs began having frozen mighty mix as their daily food. At the end of 2009 we also added biscuits to their diet and have fed nothing except