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week two conditioning update

Discussion in 'Dog Discussion' started by Bxpits, Jul 3, 2009.

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  1. Big Game

    Big Game CH Dog

    Drying a dog out in mid keep!!!!!!!!! this one needed to go in another direction. I just hope Eliezer pride is still intact and he is able to learn from this.
     
    Big Game, Jul 3, 2009
    #21
  2. real_one

    real_one Big Dog

    real_one, Jul 3, 2009
    #22
  3. PADogman

    PADogman Top Dog


    Thanks woody...Your ok in my book woody
     
    PADogman, Jul 3, 2009
    #23
  4. PADogman

    PADogman Top Dog


    I dont know if i'm as cool as him...He's the Real One and thats hard to contend with lol
     
    PADogman, Jul 3, 2009
    #24
  5. Bxpits

    Bxpits CH Dog

    my pride is still here and i dont feel i got schooled.
    i guess i need more friends here too :D
    my intentions were never to come here to fight as its better to fight in person
    than behind a computer thats why i ended it there.

    good luck
     
    Bxpits, Jul 3, 2009
    #25
  6. BoogiemanBlood

    BoogiemanBlood CH Dog

    Well to the topic at hand. That dog is in the very preliminary stages of conditioning. What you are seeing under the skin is NOT water. It IS a layer of fat. From the looks of it you have many more weeks of conditioning ahead to achieve a truly conditioned dog. Short cuts such as cutting food or water is for amateurs who don't know jack about truly conditioning a dog. That statement is NOT directed at you. It is just a statement in general. As far as the drying out goes. Be careful. ESPECIALLY if traveling with the dog to the event. It's easy to get one too dry if you don't know the dog very well.
     
    BoogiemanBlood, Jul 3, 2009
    #26
  7. Bxpits

    Bxpits CH Dog

    thanks boogieman no short cuts here, she still got some time show is in another month and some days.
     
    Bxpits, Jul 3, 2009
    #27
  8. real_one

    real_one Big Dog

    I will be at the Iowa show would love to see you there:)
     
    real_one, Jul 3, 2009
    #28
  9. BostonBully

    BostonBully Top Dog

    I guess you guys can compare dogs and see who really knows what they are talking about. Noone would have to say a word.
     
    BostonBully, Jul 3, 2009
    #29
  10. preme

    preme CH Dog



    its okay to pick up game when you know you ve been schooled happens to the best learn from it.
     
    preme, Jul 3, 2009
    #30
  11. BoogiemanBlood

    BoogiemanBlood CH Dog

    LOL I think my work speaks for itself when I bring one out. :)
     
    BoogiemanBlood, Jul 3, 2009
    #31
  12. teras

    teras Big Dog

    i dont know how many ways there are to dry out a dog cause opposite to most ppl here i am a noob.

    having said that, all stuff i have been reading on keeps etc all stress the importance of always having a full bowl of fresh water throughout the keep.

    in some occations i've read of adding a little bit of salt to the dogs food to ensure the dog is holding enough water.

    you seem to be going the other way round for some reason. could you please explain a bit more on the program you got?

    take care
     
    teras, Jul 5, 2009
    #32
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