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my whippet greyhound had pups 5 months ago,she got a bad infection and had to get her wome taken out. after making a full recovery,i started to take her out lamping again but she is like a dog that had never bein out in her life its bein 2 weeks now and nothing has she jacked it in for good or is there hope,she is 4r5 years old and was a soild dog on all game before, has anyone had this happen to them,what do i do

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my whippet greyhound had pups 5 months ago,she got a bad infection and had to get her wome taken out. after making a full recovery,i started to take her out lamping again but she is like a dog that had never bein out in her life its bein 2 weeks now and nothing has she jacked it in for good or is there hope,she is 4r5 years old and was a soild dog on all game before, has anyone had this happen to them,what do i do

:thumbs: hope she get better for you

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i had a bull x bitch that contracted an infection after pups, and was a bag of shite months afterwards, wobbling back after runs, really tired and unfit, a good steady diet with a decebt protien and carbs will bring her back round just do not rush her, short runs short nights, making them longer fornightly! eventally she will be back to normal :thumbs:

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As has been suggested, pregnancy, followed by an infection and a spay, will take a lot out of the bitch. I would suggest a high quality diet, keep her ticking over fitness wise, but maybe a complete rest from hunting. Imo it will do her more harm missing quarry than not running at all, get her 110% fit and healthy and then get her back to it slowly, the rest and break may just re ignite the spark. I'm by no means an expert but thats what i'd do in the same position. :thumbs:

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Did you build her up slowly with plenty of daily road walking then trotting beside a bike or you jogging before you started actually running her? Also, she may be carrying an injury somewhere: trapped nerve or something. Best to get her checked over by a good back man or greyhound vet.

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Did you build her up slowly with plenty of daily road walking then trotting beside a bike or you jogging before you started actually running her? Also, she may be carrying an injury somewhere: trapped nerve or something. Best to get her checked over by a good back man or greyhound vet.

 

 

ya mate she is in very good nick has been to the vet she just dont seem interested at all

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As has been suggested, pregnancy, followed by an infection and a spay, will take a lot out of the bitch. I would suggest a high quality diet, keep her ticking over fitness wise, but maybe a complete rest from hunting. Imo it will do her more harm missing quarry than not running at all, get her 110% fit and healthy and then get her back to it slowly, the rest and break may just re ignite the spark. I'm by no means an expert but thats what i'd do in the same position. :thumbs:

 

sounds good to me :clapper::thumbs:

 

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