Patch O' Pits wrote:The trainers never warned you that he's too young to do agility???
Actually there is nothing wrong with early agility training IMO when done properly and according to the age of the dog taking precautions.
Pupies can pretty much do it all w/ modifications.
So for example:
no full height equipment,
no jumps at their jump height and
no weave poles
until they are fully developed IMO
Maryellen wrote:the liquid health 5000 you can buy online, no prescrption needed
msvette2u wrote:If it is pano it would hurt all the time, not just when exercising. It is called the "traveling" bone disease and it usually only affects one leg at a time. Our GSD's both had it.
I agree about the age thing, they say not to run with your dog until they are 18mo/2yr(?) because their joints are still being formed and you can injure them if you run/jog with them too young.
Maryellen wrote:i looked it up on the internet ,and found a company in nj that sells it.. you might be able to find a company closer to you .. its 36 oz , and is around $40- but it lasts for a loooong time. the 8oz synflex was lasting me 5 weeks.. this is lasting alot longer, and has more glucosomine in it..
luvmyangels wrote:
His hips are definitely tender. I haven't ran with him at all. I don't think my joints can handle it anymore.
Patch O' Pits wrote:Don't beat yourself up over trying to second guess how or why. If it is HD t was nothing you did or didn't do. HD is genetic unless there is some sort of severe trama from what I'm told
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