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dog looks ok to me and i wish i was out with mine 10 miles a day

 

she does 4 in the morning and then another 6 at night with only 2 or 3 runs she manages fine with anymore she starts to struggle a bit Im new to this and looking for a little help in getting started, so far so good cheers boys

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get her on a bike at her jogging pace and or get a long pole about 8 feet and about 5 foot of rope ande get a rabbit fur or similar tied on the end it does wonders for dogs fitness as you can make them jump turn really fast in sharp circles helps different muscles when there turning from one way to another trust me 20 min of that a day and 5-6 miles at different speeds on a bike ie jogging for 10 min sprinting for 2-5 depending where your dog is at trust me do it untill end of the month and you will see the difference also just playing with other dogs on top of what your walking her will help atb

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get her on a bike at her jogging pace and or get a long pole about 8 feet and about 5 foot of rope ande get a rabbit fur or similar tied on the end it does wonders for dogs fitness as you can make them jump turn really fast in sharp circles helps different muscles when there turning from one way to another trust me 20 min of that a day and 5-6 miles at different speeds on a bike ie jogging for 10 min sprinting for 2-5 depending where your dog is at trust me do it untill end of the month and you will see the difference also just playing with other dogs on top of what your walking her will help atb

 

bikes are good , never tryed a pole ,sounds good , but mix it up bike one day big walk another and so on :thumbs:

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You can't really see from those photo's have you got any of her stood up from a side view?

 

Do you mean fit or looking well?

Just because a dog looks 'toned' doesn't mean it's fit and Vice a Versa!

 

A steady walking pace, even fairly long distances won't really get a dog fit, I'm not knocking it, it's nice for the dog and for you to get out in the countryside and will help to tighten ligaments and harden feet.

 

You need to get it next to a bike or behind a car to build real Stamina in the dog, to get it's heart and lungs working properly a steady, fast trot or gallop for sustained periods.

To get a dog 'toned', do sprint work, chasing bunnies or even a tennis ball, this is where the really defined muscle's come from.

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its my view that 10 miles is to much, the dog would need time for its muscles recover let her off in the morning for a good run around, then 2 to 3 miles on the bike at night quality over quantity,i feed mine greyhound food when working or training, with added vits when needed, good food and the right ground work will see u right,i bet you find that if you follow this plan she will have more energy, hope this helps , ps she looks good all the best mate

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