Burning up

[Jude 85]

Anyone ever had a dog that heats up really quick, excessive panting ect. My current bull x is a like this, even in cold weather or having done little exercises he’s blowing. Dog is in great shape and fit and not over muscular.after the first run he never gets his tongue back in for the rest of the night. I think a lot of it is from just being hyped up to begin with.  

[Black neck 15,947]

23 minutes ago, Jude said:

Anyone ever had a dog that heats up really quick, excessive panting ect. My current bull x is a like this, even in cold weather or having done little exercises he’s blowing. Dog is in great shape and fit and not over muscular.after the first run he never gets his tongue back in for the rest of the night. I think a lot of it is from just being hyped up to begin with.  

Does he keep going alright 

[James88 133]

A mate of mine had a bitch like that she would start as soon as you put her in the car just pant real heavy, you would think she would be no good by the time you got to the land but she would run and kill hares for fun real fit I just think she got over excited she couldn't control breathing properly, but it never affected her running

[terryd 8,421]

Really funny you should mention this as only tonight walking my pup in the pissing rain she was panting away and she mostly does. Compared to the old bull cross who would only pant after a run and then not for long. But she is a busy dog and a wolly coat so think she just runs hot. That said she is such a cheerful sod I think shes just smiling lol

 

[Jude 85]

I think that’s a lot to do with it, just getting excited knowing the routine of getting out ect. It Can get really annoying at times 

[gnipper 6,467]

I think its to do with how highly strung they are. 

[thefensarefarbutistillgo 2,482]

2 hours ago, Jude said:

Anyone ever had a dog that heats up really quick, excessive panting ect. My current bull x is a like this, even in cold weather or having done little exercises he’s blowing. Dog is in great shape and fit and not over muscular.after the first run he never gets his tongue back in for the rest of the night. I think a lot of it is from just being hyped up to begin with.  

The only way you can solve this problem is to knock the bull cross on the head and get a good saluki cross

[Big Pow 22]

Cue the "bull X have no wind" comments

[Black neck 15,947]

5 hours ago, Big Pow said:

Cue the "bull X have no wind" comments

Mine get terrible wind 

[Jude 85]

8 hours ago, thefensarefarbutistillgo said:

The only way you can solve this problem is to knock the bull cross on the head and get a good saluki cross

Dogs for jobs, a saluki couldn’t do what a bull x is bred for consistently and vice versa 

[Aussie Whip 4,097]

12 hours ago, Jude said:

Anyone ever had a dog that heats up really quick

Has the dog ever overheated badly in the past? I had a dog that got out and was chasing roos on a hot day and would overheat very quickly after that. Don't know if this is a scientifically proven thing but it happened to mine. I agree with gnipper on the highly strung thing though.

[Jude 85]

Nah never really overheated bad to be honest 

[moonlighter 1,164]

Some dogs do this unfortunately… the main downside to this is lamping at night when you’re trying to be quiet. Tucked in a dyke bottom trying to squeak a fox and the dog is panting away. 

[thefensarefarbutistillgo 2,482]

4 hours ago, Jude said:

Dogs for jobs, a saluki couldn’t do what a bull x is bred for consistently and vice versa 

Fair point but most people have realised by now that a bit of saluki put into bull x will make them better than straight bull greys 

[Black neck 15,947]

2 hours ago, thefensarefarbutistillgo said:

Fair point but most people have realised by now that a bit of saluki put into bull x will make them better than straight bull greys 

Your find no equal for the running off