Giving lucozade tablets to dogs.

[michaelhunter 4]

has any one give there dogs any of those lucozade tables?

Would this be bad for the dog?

the reason i am askin is because a couple of lads i know do this half way through a hard nights lampin. do you think it would help to keep the dogs more alert and active. thanks michael

[johnk 0]

i wouldnt give them lucozade tablets better giving them eloctrolite and glucose you can get it off the greyhound and whippet shop online quite cheap its what the greyhound coursing guys use.

johnk snr

[Guest smashygadge]

has any one give there dogs any of those lucozade tables?

Would this be bad for the dog?

the reason i am askin is because a couple of lads i know do this half way through a hard nights lampin. do you think it would help to keep the dogs more alert and active. thanks michael

 

 

ive never heard out like it i wouldnt have any of my dogs on that muck .

end of the day the dog should be able to work of its own back.not be artificially enhanced whats that doing for it

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Edited August 28, 2019 by grant_c

[Guest smashygadge]

has any one give there dogs any of those lucozade tables?

Would this be bad for the dog?

the reason i am askin is because a couple of lads i know do this half way through a hard nights lampin. do you think it would help to keep the dogs more alert and active. thanks michael

 

 

ive never heard out like it i wouldnt have any of my dogs on that muck .

end of the day the dog should be able to work of its own back.not be artificially enhanced whats that doing for it

 

 

 

agreed if im out doin foxes with the terriers when the dog comes out the hole all drop it a bit of mars bar or somethin but a wouldnt be givin it any stuff like that mate.

 

 

in all my time ive never heard out like that .and to be honest when mine are out working they would turn their nose up at any food when working ive tried it as a training exercise but didnt work the dogs too focused .and i havent done digging bud so i couldnt comment on that but foods different to chemically based tablets formulated for a human

[sikastag_1 689]

aye av never heard of anyone say it either mate.

[rra88it 0]

i wouldnt give them lucozade tablets better giving them eloctrolite and glucose you can get it off the greyhound and whippet shop online quite cheap its what the greyhound coursing guys use.

johnk snr

thats the one

[Guest smashygadge]

I always give mine redbull and a line or two of coke to perk them up

 

 

yea i take a special straw out with me for mine been on it 6 month now lol

[Guest smashygadge]

I always give mine redbull and a line or two of coke to perk them up

 

 

yea i take a special straw out with me for mine been on it 6 month now lol

 

Its costing me a fortune, but the results speak for themselves. I give 'em a bong to share when we get back, just to chill em out.

 

 

ha yea for f sake whats this site coming to lol

[tod 3]

wouldnt bother with lucozade tablets , keep them for yourself and get the dogs some electrolytes.

talking of lucozade , we had a dog fit in the back of the car on the way home after a hard night lamping.not having anything to give to the dog we stopped at the nearest garage , bought some lucozade and give the dog half a bottle.

brought him round fast!

[Guest smashygadge]

wouldnt bother with lucozade tablets , keep them for yourself and get the dogs some electrolytes.

talking of lucozade , we had a dog fit in the back of the car on the way home after a hard night lamping.not having anything to give to the dog we stopped at the nearest garage , bought some lucozade and give the dog half a bottle.

brought him round fast!

 

 

well to be honest mate if you were having a big night of running the dog

it wouldnt hurt to have a ten minute break have a pot off tea enjoy the night,

and both have a break .rather than letting a dog get that worn out in the first place.

i run my dog year round, and not once has he been under that much stress, he has

needed any pick me ups, to get him right nothing a break and a slurp off water or tea

and a little sit down dosnt sort

[tod 3]

wouldnt bother with lucozade tablets , keep them for yourself and get the dogs some electrolytes.

talking of lucozade , we had a dog fit in the back of the car on the way home after a hard night lamping.not having anything to give to the dog we stopped at the nearest garage , bought some lucozade and give the dog half a bottle.

brought him round fast!

 

 

well to be honest mate if you were having a big night of running the dog

it wouldnt hurt to have a ten minute break have a pot off tea enjoy the night,

and both have a break .rather than letting a dog get that worn out in the first place.

i run my dog year round, and not once has he been under that much stress, he has

needed any pick me ups, to get him right nothing a break and a slurp off water or tea

and a little sit down dosnt sort

we did have a break.the dog was fit as it could be , a slurp of water and a little sit down wouldnt of sorted this dog mate.it was coming to the end of the season so he never run again to the following season.

[dogger 100]

has any one give there dogs any of those lucozade tables?

Would this be bad for the dog?

the reason i am askin is because a couple of lads i know do this half way through a hard nights lampin. do you think it would help to keep the dogs more alert and active. thanks michael

 

 

ive never heard out like it i wouldnt have any of my dogs on that muck .

end of the day the dog should be able to work of its own back.not be artificially enhanced whats that doing for it

 

 

 

agreed if im out doin foxes with the terriers when the dog comes out the hole all drop it a bit of mars bar or somethin but a wouldnt be givin it any stuff like that mate.

chocolate is toxic to dogs!

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Edited August 28, 2019 by grant_c

[lurchergrrl 1,441]

Tis true that chocolate is toxic for dogs: I've seen it myself, working at the vets'. But some dogs react differently than others, and a bit here or there isn't going to hurt most of them. Mine snarfed a twix she found in the park the other day - just tossed it down her neck - with no ill effect bar some smelly trumps later on :sick: It's when it's given in excess that it can cause problems.

 

If my dog was low on energy after a hard day out I'd drop it a bite of choccy too ... I've almost always got some lurking in my bag when I'm out mooching. That, and a can of Red Bull which I will let them sip a bit of as well if they're desparate. But the truth is the choccy and Red Bull is for me and I'm reluctant to share much of it I usually take along a bit of something just for them, ginger biscuit or some such.