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kr1s85
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kr1s85

Male Join date : 2013-03-03
Location : warrington

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PostSubject: learning to run    learning to run EmptyTue Mar 26, 2013 7:31 pm
just after some advice for the future i am a keen runner and this is one of the main reasons for adopting akira as i am sure i will be able to excersise her plenty.

I am just after as much advice of people as possible for when i am able to get her our running with me.

I have read alot they should not be running for any decent length f time till they are atleast 1 year for obvious reasons but apart from that.
How far and how soon.
Any tips on knowing if i am pushing her to much of if she will be ok going further
Am i best to start her on grass (i do mostly road running)

and will she be okay to control when going at speed or will she get a little carried way and try pulling me on her run.

all advice and experience would be welcome
Thanks

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ZoeTheHusky
Teenager
Teenager
ZoeTheHusky

Male Join date : 2012-03-28
Location : Greenville SC

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PostSubject: Re: learning to run    learning to run EmptyTue Mar 26, 2013 11:45 pm
Grass for sure if you are going to run at all with the pup. His joints are developing until about 1 and a half years. So early on especially running can hurt. I wouldn't recommend even short forced runs until 6 months. I would say just play with him off leash(while you can lol) and let him run like he wants for now.
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