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Hand Walking

Discussion in 'Health & Nutrition' started by Steeldog, Jun 3, 2011.

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  1. chucho

    chucho Big Dog


    Bro, the first time I did it I ate SH!T. My dog was hauling ass down the street and at the small cross street cars were going by and he wasnt stopping. So I decided to jump off. Ooop! Wrong decision. Man, my feet went I landed on my gutt and he dragged my ass about 4feet. I got up as fast as I fell looked around to see if anyone saw brushed off my shirt and limpped my happy ass back home.
     
    chucho, Jun 4, 2011
    #21
  2. joelkckit

    joelkckit Big Dog

    guys do u experience dis. when I'm walking my dog "1 to 2 hours" and when its time to go home they don't want to go back to the road were we already got in. so the thing is i have to find another road to make them come to me. is that normal? tnx
     
    joelkckit, Jul 25, 2011
    #22
  3. slim12

    slim12 Super Moderator Staff Member

    really depends o the goals....if YOU are seriously conditioning the DOG then you want him to pull you wherever you go....it is resistance work....if it is a casual fitness program where YOU and the DOG are benefiting one another then a little of both is OK....if it is a city area, highly populated and it is 'more of a stroll in the park' then he should be taught to walk at your left knee...at the normal human pace it would take a dog many hours per day to reach maximum benefit....it mostly depends on what you and your dog will be doing and the level of conditioning required for your/your dog's goal....US1
     
    slim12, Jul 25, 2011
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  4. joelkckit

    joelkckit Big Dog

    tnx for the info. :)
     
    joelkckit, Jul 25, 2011
    #24
  5. mac 11

    mac 11 Banned

    Sounds like you don't have a collar or a leash on your dog. Is your dog following you around?
     
    mac 11, Jul 25, 2011
    #25
  6. atomic

    atomic Pup

    Don't try it with skates!!! Just like the skateboard, but no jumping off. [LMFAO] But stay walking them dog's.
     
    atomic, Jul 25, 2011
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