A balanced carnivore diet is 50% protein, 40% fat, 10% carbs

In the wild dogs wouldn't eat just one type of food, they are both hunters and scavengers. 

Also, dogs don't waste any food, they will consume their entire prey meat , organs and bones.

 Whats on a wild dog's menu?  Beef, chicken, fish, rabbits, squirrels, birds, eggs and greens. 

 Why carbs instead of animal fat?  Because corn and grain are the cheapest sources of protein.

Most kibble contains 40-60% carbs, that's more then 6 times what your dog needs to be lean.

Ever wonder why some dogs are neurotic, try feeding your kids 60% sugar and see what happens! 

Neurotic dogs are both destructive to themselves and their surroundings  (think ADHD for dogs). 

They have problems listening, jump excessively, bark constantly, pace, chew and have skin problems.

  Locked up indoors, then fed kibble that is 60% sugar and we wonder "why are they so hyper?"

Meat protein builds muscle, meat fats supply energy, unused carbs are just stored as FAT.

Never base the amount of food you feed a overweight dog on what he weighs now.

Feed him the proper amount of food by basing it on what he SHOULD weight .

Always choose a dog food that is lowest in carbohydrates !