Though he is thin, he is hyperactive and keeps jumping all day. I feed him thrice a day and also give him nutrie nuggets, dog biscuits and some bread in between. I feed him with home food mixed with dog food (Pedigree pup food) but the moment he sees food he goes mad and takes less than half a second ( yes not even a minute!) to GULP ( too hungry to chew!) the food. I have tried increasing his diet but that only makes his stomach lose and results in diarrahea if i overfeed. My vet also says he doesnt hve worms.
But I always have to chain him for long hours else he keeps searching for food and also doesnt allow us to have our meals properly ( will keep crooning). He wants to find food in dustbins, paper wrappers and all odd places.
He even doesnt sometime chew chicken bones but is so hungry that he gulps them down so the moment you feed him.
He also eats his own and I hve to keep a strict check on him. Please help me!
I feed him three time a day, morning, afternoon, night. also sometimes in evening with some dog biscuits.

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