trigger2 3,133 Posted May 8, 2011 Report Share Posted May 8, 2011 had my pup 3 weeks now he was 10 weeks old yesterday, i walk him loads it wont hurt them imo. good food exercise and plenty of fresh air can only do you and the pup good. in 7 of his walks i have walked a total of 45.5 miles. he is developing well both mentally and physically as exercise promotes growth hormones. as long as your pup enjoys there self i dont see any problems 1st walk 6.7 miles 2nd walk 4.3 miles 3rd walk 2 miles 4th walk 5.4 miles 5th walk 10.5 miles 6th walk 8.3 miles 7th walk 8.3 miles me the pup and the older dog are benifiting from the exercise. the pups doubled in size and weight in 3 weeks. f**k OFF its true mate. distance is measured by a gps watch for running, down to 100th of a mile. But why??? A pup needs to waste its energy running, jinking, pulling things, playing, etc, etc, etc, not f*****g walking. Is this all on hard roads? Your doing untold damage IMO some of its been on stone tracks around the wood but most of its been in the fields. he gets to play plenty with the terrier. hes getting a damn good education and experiences things that will no doubt come in handy when he is a adult dog. Quote Link to post
baw 4,360 Posted May 8, 2011 Report Share Posted May 8, 2011 You had a pup before that you've done this with? A dog that still did the job in its 6th,7th,8th season? I want you to be honest mate. Quote Link to post
northantscourser 118 Posted May 8, 2011 Report Share Posted May 8, 2011 had my pup 3 weeks now he was 10 weeks old yesterday, i walk him loads it wont hurt them imo. good food exercise and plenty of fresh air can only do you and the pup good. in 7 of his walks i have walked a total of 45.5 miles. he is developing well both mentally and physically as exercise promotes growth hormones. as long as your pup enjoys there self i dont see any problems 1st walk 6.7 miles 2nd walk 4.3 miles 3rd walk 2 miles 4th walk 5.4 miles 5th walk 10.5 miles 6th walk 8.3 miles 7th walk 8.3 miles me the pup and the older dog are benifiting from the exercise. the pups doubled in size and weight in 3 weeks. f**k OFF its true mate. distance is measured by a gps watch for running, down to 100th of a mile. But why??? A pup needs to waste its energy running, jinking, pulling things, playing, etc, etc, etc, not f*****g walking. Is this all on hard roads? Your doing untold damage IMO some of its been on stone tracks around the wood but most of its been in the fields. he gets to play plenty with the terrier. hes getting a damn good education and experiences things that will no doubt come in handy when he is a adult dog. your pup does all this it will be f****d mate then up for sale Quote Link to post
rocky1 942 Posted May 8, 2011 Report Share Posted May 8, 2011 had my pup 3 weeks now he was 10 weeks old yesterday, i walk him loads it wont hurt them imo. good food exercise and plenty of fresh air can only do you and the pup good. in 7 of his walks i have walked a total of 45.5 miles. he is developing well both mentally and physically as exercise promotes growth hormones. as long as your pup enjoys there self i dont see any problems 1st walk 6.7 miles 2nd walk 4.3 miles 3rd walk 2 miles 4th walk 5.4 miles 5th walk 10.5 miles 6th walk 8.3 miles 7th walk 8.3 miles me the pup and the older dog are benifiting from the exercise. the pups doubled in size and weight in 3 weeks. yes if memory serve me right you,ve allready started takeing it lamping i can see this dog suffering into its 2nd or 3rd season Quote Link to post
trigger2 3,133 Posted May 8, 2011 Report Share Posted May 8, 2011 You had a pup before that you've done this with? A dog that still did the job in its 6th,7th,8th season? I want you to be honest mate. yes mate hes lay in front the fireplace buy my feet as i am writing this, hes just over 6 1/2 yrs old. born sept 14th 2004 got him at 8 weeks old done took him out lamping straight away hes done plenty of work. ive always gone lamping with a bloke thats always taken his dogs out from 8 weeks since ive been a young lad. seen the results and what it does to the dogs time and time again. it puts a old head on young shoulders. Quote Link to post
baw 4,360 Posted May 8, 2011 Report Share Posted May 8, 2011 You had a pup before that you've done this with? A dog that still did the job in its 6th,7th,8th season? I want you to be honest mate. yes mate hes lay in front the fireplace buy my feet as i am writing this, hes just over 6 1/2 yrs old. born sept 14th 2004 got him at 8 weeks old done took him out lamping straight away hes done plenty of work. ive always gone lamping with a bloke thats always taken his dogs out from 8 weeks since ive been a young lad. seen the results and what it does to the dogs time and time again. it puts a old head on young shoulders. 8weeks lamping what exactly? You telling me a 8 week pup can catch a rabbit? Quote Link to post
northantscourser 118 Posted May 8, 2011 Report Share Posted May 8, 2011 You had a pup before that you've done this with? A dog that still did the job in its 6th,7th,8th season? I want you to be honest mate. yes mate hes lay in front the fireplace buy my feet as i am writing this, hes just over 6 1/2 yrs old. born sept 14th 2004 got him at 8 weeks old done took him out lamping straight away hes done plenty of work. ive always gone lamping with a bloke thats always taken his dogs out from 8 weeks since ive been a young lad. seen the results and what it does to the dogs time and time again. it puts a old head on young shoulders. 8weeks lamping what exactly? You telling me a 8 week pup can catch a rabbit? by 14 weeks it will be doing 5 out 5 on fens Quote Link to post
trigger2 3,133 Posted May 8, 2011 Report Share Posted May 8, 2011 You had a pup before that you've done this with? A dog that still did the job in its 6th,7th,8th season? I want you to be honest mate. yes mate hes lay in front the fireplace buy my feet as i am writing this, hes just over 6 1/2 yrs old. born sept 14th 2004 got him at 8 weeks old done took him out lamping straight away hes done plenty of work. ive always gone lamping with a bloke thats always taken his dogs out from 8 weeks since ive been a young lad. seen the results and what it does to the dogs time and time again. it puts a old head on young shoulders. 8weeks lamping what exactly? You telling me a 8 week pup can catch a rabbit? no mate. just saying i took out straight away with my mates dogs watching learning. Quote Link to post
northantscourser 118 Posted May 8, 2011 Report Share Posted May 8, 2011 You had a pup before that you've done this with? A dog that still did the job in its 6th,7th,8th season? I want you to be honest mate. yes mate hes lay in front the fireplace buy my feet as i am writing this, hes just over 6 1/2 yrs old. born sept 14th 2004 got him at 8 weeks old done took him out lamping straight away hes done plenty of work. ive always gone lamping with a bloke thats always taken his dogs out from 8 weeks since ive been a young lad. seen the results and what it does to the dogs time and time again. it puts a old head on young shoulders. 8weeks lamping what exactly? You telling me a 8 week pup can catch a rabbit? no mate. just saying i took out straight away with my mates dogs watching learning. what x is the pup mate? Quote Link to post
baw 4,360 Posted May 8, 2011 Report Share Posted May 8, 2011 You had a pup before that you've done this with? A dog that still did the job in its 6th,7th,8th season? I want you to be honest mate. yes mate hes lay in front the fireplace buy my feet as i am writing this, hes just over 6 1/2 yrs old. born sept 14th 2004 got him at 8 weeks old done took him out lamping straight away hes done plenty of work. ive always gone lamping with a bloke thats always taken his dogs out from 8 weeks since ive been a young lad. seen the results and what it does to the dogs time and time again. it puts a old head on young shoulders. 8weeks lamping what exactly? You telling me a 8 week pup can catch a rabbit? no mate. just saying i took out straight away with my mates dogs watching learning. Its only going to cos frustration in my view. Look mate, I can tell your not daft and who the f**k am I to tell you to do something that you find works. A lot of traditions become outdated in all activities, its called progress so they say. I just dont see the advantage mate. Plenty of time to let a pup mature, let its bones harden, it muscles strengthen. Plenty of good dogs have been ledt to mature and I dont see any reason to change that but good luck in your methods mate, just wouldn't condone it to anybody new to the sport with a pup, impatiently reading this. Quote Link to post
trigger2 3,133 Posted May 8, 2011 Report Share Posted May 8, 2011 You had a pup before that you've done this with? A dog that still did the job in its 6th,7th,8th season? I want you to be honest mate. yes mate hes lay in front the fireplace buy my feet as i am writing this, hes just over 6 1/2 yrs old. born sept 14th 2004 got him at 8 weeks old done took him out lamping straight away hes done plenty of work. ive always gone lamping with a bloke thats always taken his dogs out from 8 weeks since ive been a young lad. seen the results and what it does to the dogs time and time again. it puts a old head on young shoulders. 8weeks lamping what exactly? You telling me a 8 week pup can catch a rabbit? no mate. just saying i took out straight away with my mates dogs watching learning. what x is the pup mate? the 10 week old pup ive got now is a malamute/greyhound x lurcher theres alsation/whippet/greyhound and a touch of saluki in the father. The old dog is alsation/collie X whippet/greyhound. Quote Link to post
trigger2 3,133 Posted May 8, 2011 Report Share Posted May 8, 2011 You had a pup before that you've done this with? A dog that still did the job in its 6th,7th,8th season? I want you to be honest mate. yes mate hes lay in front the fireplace buy my feet as i am writing this, hes just over 6 1/2 yrs old. born sept 14th 2004 got him at 8 weeks old done took him out lamping straight away hes done plenty of work. ive always gone lamping with a bloke thats always taken his dogs out from 8 weeks since ive been a young lad. seen the results and what it does to the dogs time and time again. it puts a old head on young shoulders. 8weeks lamping what exactly? You telling me a 8 week pup can catch a rabbit? no mate. just saying i took out straight away with my mates dogs watching learning. Its only going to cos frustration in my view. Look mate, I can tell your not daft and who the f**k am I to tell you to do something that you find works. A lot of traditions become outdated in all activities, its called progress so they say. I just dont see the advantage mate. Plenty of time to let a pup mature, let its bones harden, it muscles strengthen. Plenty of good dogs have been ledt to mature and I dont see any reason to change that but good luck in your methods mate, just wouldn't condone it to anybody new to the sport with a pup, impatiently reading this. i will keep you all posted with his progress. atb trigger Quote Link to post
northantscourser 118 Posted May 8, 2011 Report Share Posted May 8, 2011 (edited) You had a pup before that you've done this with? A dog that still did the job in its 6th,7th,8th season? I want you to be honest mate. yes mate hes lay in front the fireplace buy my feet as i am writing this, hes just over 6 1/2 yrs old. born sept 14th 2004 got him at 8 weeks old done took him out lamping straight away hes done plenty of work. ive always gone lamping with a bloke thats always taken his dogs out from 8 weeks since ive been a young lad. seen the results and what it does to the dogs time and time again. it puts a old head on young shoulders. in the end mate your pups bones will be f****d and for its muscles well it wont run for long mate 8weeks lamping what exactly? You telling me a 8 week pup can catch a rabbit? no mate. just saying i took out straight away with my mates dogs watching learning. Its only going to cos frustration in my view. Look mate, I can tell your not daft and who the f**k am I to tell you to do something that you find works. A lot of traditions become outdated in all activities, its called progress so they say. I just dont see the advantage mate. Plenty of time to let a pup mature, let its bones harden, it muscles strengthen. Plenty of good dogs have been ledt to mature and I dont see any reason to change that but good luck in your methods mate, just wouldn't condone it to anybody new to the sport with a pup, impatiently reading this. your pups will be f****d mate its bones will be f****d and its muscles well it wont run for long mate Edited May 8, 2011 by northantscourser Quote Link to post
riohog 5,701 Posted May 8, 2011 Report Share Posted May 8, 2011 (edited) You had a pup before that you've done this with? A dog that still did the job in its 6th,7th,8th season? I want you to be honest mate. yes mate hes lay in front the fireplace buy my feet as i am writing this, hes just over 6 1/2 yrs old. born sept 14th 2004 got him at 8 weeks old done took him out lamping straight away hes done plenty of work. ive always gone lamping with a bloke thats always taken his dogs out from 8 weeks since ive been a young lad. seen the results and what it does to the dogs time and time again. it puts a old head on young shoulders. 8weeks lamping what exactly? You telling me a 8 week pup can catch a rabbit? no mate. just saying i took out straight away with my mates dogs watching learning. what x is the pup mate? the 10 week old pup ive got now is a malamute/greyhound x lurcher theres alsation/whippet/greyhound and a touch of saluki in the father. The old dog is alsation/collie X whippet/greyhound. sounds good itll be pulling a sled next winter .ill bet Edited May 8, 2011 by riohog Quote Link to post
paulsmithy83 567 Posted May 8, 2011 Report Share Posted May 8, 2011 had my pup 3 weeks now he was 10 weeks old yesterday, i walk him loads it wont hurt them imo. good food exercise and plenty of fresh air can only do you and the pup good. in 7 of his walks i have walked a total of 45.5 miles. he is developing well both mentally and physically as exercise promotes growth hormones. as long as your pup enjoys there self i dont see any problems 1st walk 6.7 miles 2nd walk 4.3 miles 3rd walk 2 miles 4th walk 5.4 miles 5th walk 10.5 miles 6th walk 8.3 miles 7th walk 8.3 miles me the pup and the older dog are benifiting from the exercise. the pups doubled in size and weight in 3 weeks. f**k OFF its true mate. distance is measured by a gps watch for running, down to 100th of a mile. But why??? A pup needs to waste its energy running, jinking, pulling things, playing, etc, etc, etc, not f*****g walking. Is this all on hard roads? Your doing untold damage IMO Theres been research on both sides of this some top vets believe dogs are like gold fish and thrive in a larger environment. Which is what i believe ,These walks are alot better then shoved in a pen for most of day where different types of damage can be done and trigger is right to a point exercise in pups do release more growth hormones but on the same point puts a catabolic state on pups so sleep is just a important to recover. As well as good food to help shift from the catabolic state, and get the benefits but one thing to keep in Mind it is also a proven fact that even tho these early hormones do increase growth ,and progression can be swifter but later in life most dogs pick up more injurys slightly easier That have been put threw this process younger. This is what my dad always told me. And he's been a top bio chemist researcher who researches and test performance products for dogs and horses so he knows his stuff lol well I hope haha lol Quote Link to post
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