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RE: Switched to Vegan Dog Food!
There is a balance in nature that humans are ruining and some of the forests that get cut down are used for planting more crops. It happen every day where I live. Look at what happened to Yellowstone national park. Wildlife that use to balance the park was removed ie the wolves and it damaged the environment. They introduced the wolves back and it has slowly started fixing the environment and wildlife that has moved else where has moved back.
My whole point was look at the label there is some good ingredients but all those chemical ingredients are no better than the cheaper dog food and not any healthier. If you want healthy food for your animals you have to make it yourself, because that bag of food is laced with chemicals not plants.
Yup, you're right. The balance in nature has been ruined.
But the problem of removing wolves from the park is an altogether different one. USDA predator killing of wolves can also be related to animal farming e.g. when wolves turned to beef-eating, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife had issued an order to kill all of the U.S.-British Columbia pack. The problem you cited of coyotes and bears coming into neighborhood too is responsible for more wildlife killings. This problem of shooting / hunting of animals by terming them vermins exist in my place too.
But I appreciate your concern of serving chemical laden food to dog as raised by you in your first comment. This is a problem with almost all processed and packaged food ...including the ones sold for humans. So it's always better if you can prepare your (and your pet's) food fresh in comparison. I hope @jerrybanfield will prefer the same if given the choice.
My answer was actually in response to your replies and links in your later comments. Perhaps I got you wrong. Thanks for reading it anyway!