Stamina

[Guest MOLLY]

We all hear about stamina in certain breeds/crosses of dog, and others who's stamina is poor.

My question is, can you create stamina in a dog or if it has not got it, it never will?

MOLL.

[Guest joe ox]

Its there or it is not, you cannot make a iron bar from a piece of shit! I can see this one getting nasty.

Edited August 11, 2007 by joe ox

[snoopdog 1,256]

stamina can only be built up to a certain point ..ie getting the best out of your dog with road work ect ect ...but at the end of the if they havent got it ....they havent got it ....if you could actually build an unlimited amount of stamina then we would have need to cross certain breeds and we would be able to have 5 mile long greyhound tracks hope this answers your question moll

[Guest SJM]

No - you cant put anything into a dog thats not allready there, all you can do is work with the talents the dog naturally has, shaping and defining them with exercise, entering and experience. You can get a dog fit and keep it fit by running it, but some dogs have more stamina than others, just as some will be better hunters, or faster at running, better at turning etc etc. You cant make a dog faster or have more stamina, its either in them or its not.

 

Oh bollocks Snoops you beat me to it

Edited August 11, 2007 by SJM

[colliejohn 840]

to me stamina, is a very important attribute in a working lurcher and its often overlooked with many people purchasing and breeding sighthoundy saturated dogs that are just speed merchants what blow up after a few hard runs, me personally i,d go for a dog that is bred with plenty of collie blood such as a reverse threequarter, or a 5/8,s collie 3/8,s greyhound , or a first cross, that have bags of stamina, and can work all day long , admitidley they aren,t speed merchants, but they can fill your bag up for you and they have plenty of brains. regards collie john.

Edited August 11, 2007 by colliejohn

[Giro 2,648]

:clapping: :clapping: Woo your back on line how are you fella?? hows your pup that you bread...

[colliejohn 840]

hi pal, im using a friends computer hopefully i will be back online soon, the pups are doing well thanks my little bitch pup that i kept back is coming on well she is five months just and she stands around 18 inches, and is very biddable and willing to please. regards collie john.

[snoopdog 1,256]

i agree to a cetain point collie john that stamina is important ...in any dog i run anyway but it all depends what your working your dogs on ...collies arnt the only breed with stamina .... i can see this thread going down the same old road all the best snoop...

[Giro 2,648]

:clapping: excellent john i reeally liked the look of them pups your bitch is racy for a rev 3/4..

 

[colliejohn 840]

no they aren,t , and it,s horses for courses, i like the versatility of the collie cross, and they suit my type of hunting, good hunting whatever your preference of dog. regards collie john.

[snoopdog 1,256]

no they aren,t , and it,s horses for courses, i like the versatility of the collie cross, and they suit my type of hunting, good hunting whatever your preference of dog. regards collie john.

and good hunting to you mate

[Guest gibs]

do you think that salukis have got alot of stamina :victory:does anyone no

Edited August 11, 2007 by gibs

[snoopdog 1,256]

do you think that salukis have got alot of stamina

i know they have mate in the right hands of course

[Guest gibs]

have you got a saluki mate

[snoopdog 1,256]

have you got a saluki mate

he has part saluki in him