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re: Am I expecting too much from my lab puppy?
Posted on 7/19/20 at 9:20 pm to caddysdad
Posted on 7/19/20 at 9:20 pm to caddysdad
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caddysdad
Thanks for the reply. The dog is a fein for water. He swims in the neighbors pool a lot and we have a small pool for him in the backyard.
And regarding the running. I’m not running a 6 min mile. Im slow and am made fun of for how slow I am. It’s a fast walk for him on grass for over a majority of the run. He wanders off to pee and sniff and runs to catch back up.
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Posted on 7/20/20 at 12:37 pm to Success
Just want to add this little tidbit to this thread. Don't take this the wrong way.
You came here for advice, and you keep arguing with people giving you the advice. They are all correct in telling you not to run with the dog at that age. If there is only one thing you take from this thread hopefully it will be that. No matter how fast or slow you are at running, that is too far for a puppy that age. Multiple people here are trying to tell you that.
You came here for advice, and you keep arguing with people giving you the advice. They are all correct in telling you not to run with the dog at that age. If there is only one thing you take from this thread hopefully it will be that. No matter how fast or slow you are at running, that is too far for a puppy that age. Multiple people here are trying to tell you that.
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