Go for it... you won't regret it...you will have a happy dog..

who has more energy...

will look healthier..

...poo less...

..have more money in your pocket....

...as it's cheaper...doggie has cleaner teeth and fresher breath...

...and will adore you for giving him/her something different to eat each day....
Change straight over when your ready, stay on one food choice to begin with like chicken for about a week, making sure little tummy is doing OK then you can introduce a second meat, again stay on that for a bit and so on, get a freezer and buy in bulk from landywoods, in uk or AMP again in uk, if your elsewhwere then

can't help.
you can add vitamins if you want to some do some don't, I add body fish oil, vit E and keepers mix couple times a week, again some do some don't, some give cider vinegar, it's choice but also what your dogs seem to do better on many views.
Some strictly stick to the diet some are more flexable with it, I still give some leftovers, no different to us having crisps etc, when your fully on it you want a balance over time, so some give liver, kidney once a week, some add a little every coulpe of days, liver gives the squirts if to much to soon, bones can constipate, so keep it balanced, heart is considered a meat not an organ and is cheap so is tripe.
Remember what goes in must come out and the poo will relate to this, so don't get worried by that, as there is no grain etc bulking up poo, so say chicken comes out yellowish, white is bone, dark often liver and or heavy bloody meat.
when you think of a question write it down and post it on here, there are no silly questions, as it was new to us all once and we all have to learn, some give veg some don't give raw veg mashed up if you do.
some good reading:-
http://www.rawmeatybones.com, raw4dogs,
http://www.ripley-wrinkles.com britbarf
Good luck