We've been raw feeding our dogs for their entire lives - 5 and 4 respectively. We feed chicken carcasses, wings, necks, feet, drumsticks, thighs - pretty much anything chicken wise, along with turkey necks, lamb necks, duck feet, green tripe, lots of offal, beef chunks, heart, along with various mince with bone which we get from various suppliers. They also get the pluck and forequarters of any deer i shoot - obviously dependent on meat damage, etc - if in any doubt, i don't give it to my dogs.
We don't plan the meals as religiously as some proponents of BARF - we just give one meal a day with bone (this can be a couple of chicken carcasses, wings, feet, necks - whatever, so long as it contains some element of bone) and another meal later with meat, offal, tripe, etc - minced stuff with bone in we do but not in significant quantities if they have had bone in their earlier meal. They have never had kibble or dry dog food of any kind and we never leave food down - it gets scoffed at mealtime and that's it.
We use Nature Raw, Landiwoods and a couple of others from time to time - i forget the names at the moment but will look them up and post again.
i would highly recommend trying it - the dogs seem to benefit from it and ours are in great condition, with all the benefits you will have read about when researching raw feeding. We would certainly never consider feeding our dogs - or any future dogs any other way.
atb,
nonethewiser