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Our big exercise is we do 1 1/2-2 1/2 hours at least of walking daily on campus where there's a ton going on. The alternative is to wait for puppies to come along, they're always been given away in our neck of the woods. The shepherds keep Patou dogs to protect the flock from wolves, and these dogs can be quite aggressive to any but the most well behaved dogs. Mostly, we can still throw balls for the others and she will not chase the ball as such, but kind of stay back and have a good, but not crazy run after it and she no longer tries to actually get to it so to speak so there's no twisting, sharp turns or sudden movements as such.
Most people stretch by dropping the heels which only stretches the big muscle, but the soleus needs it too - so try putting your toes against a wall with your feet flat on the floor and move your knee as close to the wall as you can until you feel the stretch. It's an interesting idea but it's very difficult to understand this book as the punctuation and grammar make some of it incomprehensible. I know Jin can do a couple of miles but he's so high energy I have to be careful with him especially when the temp is over 90. On the days when we don't have time to let him run off leash, he lets us know we forgot, and insists on playing with us and his toys - he brings toy after toy after toy and we're supposed to name the toy and play tug with him - regardless what toy he brings After a while an "Enough" lets him know it's time to cool down. Over the years I've done a lot of my long training runs as LDWA events, which I would recommend to anyone.If he hasnt been sick or had the runs it could lean more towards back pain (the loss of appetite being due to pain) - on the other hand if he had an intestinal obstruction he might not necessarily vomit etc. If on the unlikely (in my opinion) chance that my daughter loses interest then I would obviously carry on with them and will definitely do hoopers as this is something I enjoy. As said check his stomach too for signs of being hard bloated and tight like a drum, or sensitive or painful to the touch. Mind, there's a bit of self selection going on with - the older guys with problems have probably stopped now.
Her only other blot on her copybook was when she ran out onto a rugby pitch and nicked the ball, when 30 plus blokes tried to get it back she thought it was the greatest game ever. So while Quinn would be quite happy to exercise for 5 hours a day and beyond thrilled to work sheep daily, he seems fine with 30 - 60 minutes of active exercise (running to play with other dogs or more likely fetch) each day. she is an 'over-marker' meaning she follows Bear around and has to pee everywhere he does and hers has to be higher than his.It can also be a sign of bloat, is his stomach bloated, hard and tight like a drumskin, thats often a sign of bloat, bloat can be serious and lead to gastric tortion. It would be interesting to see a percentage of dogs that were initially got for agility and that dont do it. but we walk a mile or 2 everyday unless it's below freezing and the wind is really strong, or it is raining enough it's not safew to venture out due to thunder.
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