Puppy milk replacer & weaning formulas

I submit the following formulas for your consideration. Over the years I have repeatedly used all three with excellent results.

Formula 1. (new born pups) 8 ozs. full cream cow or goats milk
2 egg yolks
1 tsp. glucose powder
puppy vit' drops according to brand.


Formula 2. (from 14 days-weaning) 8 ozs. full cream cow or goats milk
1 tbsp. white wheat flour or arrow root flour
1 tsp clarified butter, chicken fat or lard
1 tsp. glucose powder
puppy vit' drops according to brand


Formula 3. (weaning) Equal parts whole milk and eggs.
One quarter teaspoon oil/fat per egg
One quarter teaspoon glucose powder per egg
Mix well and cook until it resembles scrambled eggs

A list of primitive pariah "breeds".

Dingo, New Guinea Singing Dog, Formosan Dog, Jindo, Telomian Dog, Thai Ridgeback, Lundehund, Elkhounds, Avuvi, Basenji, Africanis, Canaan Dog, Indian Santal Dog, the various aboriginal sled dog types e.g.: Siberian Husky, Alaskan Malamute, Samoyed, Greenland Dog, Mackenzie River Husky, russian Laikas, The Plains Dog, Carolina Dog, Carib Tyke, Xoloizcuintli, Kai Ken, Cretan hound,

What is a Carib Tyke?

The Carib Tyke is a landrace of dog native to the jungles of north-eastern South America. They belong to the family or type of dog called primitives or pariahs. Along with "breeds" such as the Dingo, New Guinea Singing Dog, Carolina Dog, Avuvi and others comprise a family that has been with or ancestors and remained unchanged since Paleolithic times. They were one of the early steps in the evolution of the dog from the wolf.
I will post the Official, Original Carib Tyke International Breed Club and Registry, standard at a later date but just think of a short haired, spotted dingo and you pretty much have a good idea of a Carib Tyke.
They are used by the tribes that keep them, as hunters to supply meat for the pot and alarm dogs. A pronounced prey drive is a mark of the Tyke and they should never be trusted with other domestic animals or pets. They make great hunting dogs for serious hunters in the pursuit of the following game, agouti, rabbit, hare, paca or lappe, armadillo or tattoo, opossum or manicou, peccary or quenk, wild boar/feral hogs, raccoon or mangrove dog, ocelot, bobcat, feral cat, tegu or matte, iguana, mongoose and squirrel.