Puppies/Dogs!- Running
BonnieandClyde29
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I love my dog!!! Anyone want to share pics of their dogs? I have an Akita & Pitbull mix on my profile, never met anyone that had an Akita!!! If I knew how to post my picture on here of him I would!!!
Also do you run with your dogs? Mine is a year and 5 months, and he still gives me a hard time when I walk him sometimes so I'm a little hesitant to have him run with me, anyone have any insight to this?
Also,I want to see pics!!! I love dogs!!!
Also do you run with your dogs? Mine is a year and 5 months, and he still gives me a hard time when I walk him sometimes so I'm a little hesitant to have him run with me, anyone have any insight to this?
Also,I want to see pics!!! I love dogs!!!
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I don't have a dog, but have been thinking of getting one. How often would you walk/run with your dog? Has it helped those with dogs further their fitness goals?0
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Well I like taking him to the dog park or for a run because he is at home so much.. I walk him once every 8 hours, and he can hold it to go to the bathroom worse case scenario like 12 hours, but I don't like to do that to him unless it's an emergency....I used to take him running when he was smaller, but he is 70 lbs now and gets distracted really easily, but running is good for their health!!!0
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I have a husky mix named Sara - she will walk and hike all day but is not a good runner, she just gets too hot0
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My standard poodle. I don't run with him - he's kinda old and I don't want to kill him.
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My standard poodle. I don't run with him - he's kinda old and I don't want to kill him.
awww!!! he's adorable!!!0 -
I have a husky mix named Sara - she will walk and hike all day but is not a good runner, she just gets too hot
I live in FL so I know it gets hot, but I usually like to run at night when it's more cool outside0 -
This is Delnicka. She's a Chihuahua mix.
This is her litter mate Kruczek.
I love my babies but no I don't run with them. I could probably try it, but they're so little I don't know that once I got better they would be able to keep up. I used to like running with my mom's 40 lb sheltie/lab mix. She wasn't very good at it at first, but she got much better after a while.0 -
I don't have a dog of my own but I sometimes take my partner's cocker spaniel for a run but I don't really like doing it. He loves it though. The problem is that I don't trust him to follow my commands at all times, so usually I walk him on the lead but I can't run with a lead in my hand. My partner always takes him out when he goes for a run and after 45min the dog is super tired ;-)0
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If you are considering running with a young dog please remember their bones often don't calcify till 18 months old so repetitive sustained impact can cause them joint damage. After 18 months it should be fine.
I took my golden retriever running last night, he's just 18 months and doesn't have much stamina, bless him. He slept well after though!0 -
If you are considering running with a young dog please remember their bones often don't calcify till 18 months old so repetitive sustained impact can cause them joint damage. After 18 months it should be fine.
I took my golden retriever running last night, he's just 18 months and doesn't have much stamina, bless him. He slept well after though!
awww yeah that is good to know!!! Mine is 17 months now, and I mostly take him to the park to run around and socialize, but I just feel bad, my husband and I have been stuck working longer hours and I know he has a lot of crazy pent up energy so we walk him 20-30 mins 3 times a day and the park at least once a week0 -
@rtuck- what cuties!!!!0
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If you are considering running with a young dog please remember their bones often don't calcify till 18 months old so repetitive sustained impact can cause them joint damage. After 18 months it should be fine.
I took my golden retriever running last night, he's just 18 months and doesn't have much stamina, bless him. He slept well after though!
awww yeah that is good to know!!! Mine is 17 months now, and I mostly take him to the park to run around and socialize, but I just feel bad, my husband and I have been stuck working longer hours and I know he has a lot of crazy pent up energy so we walk him 20-30 mins 3 times a day and the park at least once a week
we do loads of walks and playing during the day as I'm a stay at home mum. I like to take him on a long walk to the woods. He bounds around like a loon and goes swimming and meets other dogs off the lead. And sometimes rolls in fox poo . He really enjoys himself on those.
i just had to laugh last night because he was really enthusiastic for the first mile and then his pace just started ebbing so i was having to jolly him along every few seconds. Poor dog!0 -
lol awww poor thing haha0
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pic of my dog is in my pics..cant run with her because id end up dragging her she's part yorkie so that means terrier and they were used for hunting rats. so she sniffs EVERYTHING.0
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I have 4 dogs, but only take one of them running with me. He's a high energy golden and even at almost 8 years old, acts like a puppy and literally jumps straight up and down when he sees me putting my running clothes on. I have a leash that goes around my waist and a bungee like leash on him. He runs beautifully next to me!0
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