what age

[Guest ryan161]

Get rid of [bANNED TEXT] treadmill n get out n exercise ur dog the reyt way, absouloutly pointless runnin ur dog on a treadmill [bANNED TEXT] u cn jst go 4 a walk we it!

the dogs do get f*****g walked i just like to keep them fit :wankerzo4:

[philkemp 50]

Get rid of [bANNED TEXT] treadmill n get out n exercise ur dog the reyt way, absouloutly pointless runnin ur dog on a treadmill [bANNED TEXT] u cn jst go 4 a walk we it!

the dogs do get f*****g walked i just like to keep them fit :wankerzo4:

well take em out 4 a longer walk then instead of f****n about we a treadmill

[hogdog 61]

Whenever treadmills are mentioned all the myths raise their heads.

 

When use properly electric treadmills can be a great ADDITION to a training, it's not a replacement for anything. It won't build "huge muscles" any more than running anywhere else will.

 

It's a low impact way to diagnose lameness and can help with their recovery. It's also a superb way to provide controlled aerobic exercise.

 

It's only a bad thing when it's used in the wrong way and when it's used as a replacement for walking.

 

You can start them really young just to get them used to it but don't start to push them on it until they're properly developed.

Edited May 29, 2011 by hogdog

[Guest ryan161]

Get rid of [bANNED TEXT] treadmill n get out n exercise ur dog the reyt way, absouloutly pointless runnin ur dog on a treadmill [bANNED TEXT] u cn jst go 4 a walk we it!

the dogs do get f*****g walked i just like to keep them fit :wankerzo4:

well take em out 4 a longer walk then instead of f****n about we a treadmill

they do get long walks and going to start puting them on the teradmill is there sumthing

f*****g rong with that?

[skycat 6,172]

Whenever treadmills are mentioned all the myths raise their heads.

 

When use properly electric treadmills can be a great ADDITION to a training, it's not a replacement for anything. It won't build "huge muscles" any more than running anywhere else will.

 

It's a low impact way to diagnose lameness and can help with their recovery. It's also a superb way to provide controlled aerobic exercise.

 

It's only a bad thing when it's used in the wrong way and when it's used as a replacement for walking.

 

You can start them really young just to get them used to it but don't start to push them on it until they're properly developed.

 

You know what you're talking about, but there's a lot of people out there who see it as a replacement for normal exercise: just trying to take a short cut to fitness: that's why I said what I did.

[Guest ryan161]

Whenever treadmills are mentioned all the myths raise their heads.

 

When use properly electric treadmills can be a great ADDITION to a training, it's not a replacement for anything. It won't build "huge muscles" any more than running anywhere else will.

 

It's a low impact way to diagnose lameness and can help with their recovery. It's also a superb way to provide controlled aerobic exercise.

 

It's only a bad thing when it's used in the wrong way and when it's used as a replacement for walking.

 

You can start them really young just to get them used to it but don't start to push them on it until they're properly developed.

thanks mate the dogs get walked every day but just want to get them that bit fiter on the treadmill mate but of couse

doing 30mins on the treadmill and a good hour walk would be batter than just a walk ATB

[riohog 5,621]

Whenever treadmills are mentioned all the myths raise their heads.

 

When use properly electric treadmills can be a great ADDITION to a training, it's not a replacement for anything. It won't build "huge muscles" any more than running anywhere else will.

 

It's a low impact way to diagnose lameness and can help with their recovery. It's also a superb way to provide controlled aerobic exercise.

 

It's only a bad thing when it's used in the wrong way and when it's used as a replacement for walking.

 

You can start them really young just to get them used to it but don't start to push them on it until they're properly developed.

thanks mate the dogs get walked every day but just want to get them that bit fiter on the treadmill mate but of couse

doing 30mins on the treadmill and a good hour walk would be batter than just a walk ATB

how old is this pup you have?

[leegreen 2,100]

If treadmills are that shite why do match men use then for them explaine that

 

Because they are fat and lazy

[Guest ryan161]

Whenever treadmills are mentioned all the myths raise their heads.

 

When use properly electric treadmills can be a great ADDITION to a training, it's not a replacement for anything. It won't build "huge muscles" any more than running anywhere else will.

 

It's a low impact way to diagnose lameness and can help with their recovery. It's also a superb way to provide controlled aerobic exercise.

 

It's only a bad thing when it's used in the wrong way and when it's used as a replacement for walking.

 

You can start them really young just to get them used to it but don't start to push them on it until they're properly developed.

thanks mate the dogs get walked every day but just want to get them that bit fiter on the treadmill mate but of couse

doing 30mins on the treadmill and a good hour walk would be batter than just a walk ATB

how old is this pup you have?

its only 6months thats why i am asking what age would you start runing the pup on it im usein it for my older lurchers and was just asking when could i put the pup on it

[Casso 1,256]

Everything in moderation, as the man said they can be used to good effect when used as part of a fitness programme, seen then used as a good cardio workout with a different type of animal

 

the problem with any fitness training is that you need to know what your doing, its not something you make up as you go along or you could do more harm than good,

 

you dont need to develop a fit pup anyway, pup is programmed to express him physically through play, if you watch two pups playing, running only plays a small part in the activity,,physical contact is huge and a big part in development and forming bonds, play with the mutt, its what the pup needs more than anything,,best of luck with the pup

[riohog 5,621]

Everything in moderation, as the man said they can be used to good effect when used as part of a fitness programme, seen then used as a good cardio workout with a different type of animal

 

the problem with any fitness training is that you need to know what your doing, its not something you make up as you go along or you could do more harm than good,

 

you dont need to develop a fit pup anyway, pup is programmed to express him physically through play, if you watch two pups playing, running only plays a small part in the activity,,physical contact is huge and a big part in development and forming bonds, play with the mutt, its what the pup needs more than anything,,best of luck with the pup

 

 

well i will say this i would not put a 6 month pup on a treadmill and dont know anyone who would it is not fully developed yet so leave the mill alone and let the pup grow and mature before you do!!!!! but anyway you asked for good advice im giving it ,, anyone who has had dogs will tell you the same . sorry casso didnt mean to post it below your input

Edited May 29, 2011 by riohog

[Guest ryan161]

Everything in moderation, as the man said they can be used to good effect when used as part of a fitness programme, seen then used as a good cardio workout with a different type of animal

 

the problem with any fitness training is that you need to know what your doing, its not something you make up as you go along or you could do more harm than good,

 

you dont need to develop a fit pup anyway, pup is programmed to express him physically through play, if you watch two pups playing, running only plays a small part in the activity,,physical contact is huge and a big part in development and forming bonds, play with the mutt, its what the pup needs more than anything,,best of luck with the pup

 

 

well i will say this i would not put a 6 month pup on a treadmill and dont know anyone who would it is not fully developed yet so leave the mill alone and let the pup grow and mature before you do!!!!! but anyway you asked for good advice im giving it ,, anyone who has had dogs will tell you the same .

this is what i am saying i no he is to young you dont need to tell me that what i side was (what age would you start runing them at)

[riohog 5,621]

Everything in moderation, as the man said they can be used to good effect when used as part of a fitness programme, seen then used as a good cardio workout with a different type of animal

 

the problem with any fitness training is that you need to know what your doing, its not something you make up as you go along or you could do more harm than good,

 

you dont need to develop a fit pup anyway, pup is programmed to express him physically through play, if you watch two pups playing, running only plays a small part in the activity,,physical contact is huge and a big part in development and forming bonds, play with the mutt, its what the pup needs more than anything,,best of luck with the pup

 

 

well i will say this i would not put a 6 month pup on a treadmill and dont know anyone who would it is not fully developed yet so leave the mill alone and let the pup grow and mature before you do!!!!! but anyway you asked for good advice im giving it ,, anyone who has had dogs will tell you the same .

this is what i am saying i no he is to young you dont need to tell me that what i side was (what age would you start runing them at)

ok ill answer that ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,never why would i want to like most my dogs get enough exersise without a mill

[Guest ryan161]

Everything in moderation, as the man said they can be used to good effect when used as part of a fitness programme, seen then used as a good cardio workout with a different type of animal

 

the problem with any fitness training is that you need to know what your doing, its not something you make up as you go along or you could do more harm than good,

 

you dont need to develop a fit pup anyway, pup is programmed to express him physically through play, if you watch two pups playing, running only plays a small part in the activity,,physical contact is huge and a big part in development and forming bonds, play with the mutt, its what the pup needs more than anything,,best of luck with the pup

 

 

well i will say this i would not put a 6 month pup on a treadmill and dont know anyone who would it is not fully developed yet so leave the mill alone and let the pup grow and mature before you do!!!!! but anyway you asked for good advice im giving it ,, anyone who has had dogs will tell you the same .

this is what i am saying i no he is to young you dont need to tell me that what i side was (what age would you start runing them at)

ok ill answer that ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,never why would i want to like most my dogs get enough exersise without a mill

MATE NO WHAT f**k OFF :feck: SUM D.CKHEADS ON HERE

[riohog 5,621]

Everything in moderation, as the man said they can be used to good effect when used as part of a fitness programme, seen then used as a good cardio workout with a different type of animal

 

the problem with any fitness training is that you need to know what your doing, its not something you make up as you go along or you could do more harm than good,

 

you dont need to develop a fit pup anyway, pup is programmed to express him physically through play, if you watch two pups playing, running only plays a small part in the activity,,physical contact is huge and a big part in development and forming bonds, play with the mutt, its what the pup needs more than anything,,best of luck with the pup

 

 

well i will say this i would not put a 6 month pup on a treadmill and dont know anyone who would it is not fully developed yet so leave the mill alone and let the pup grow and mature before you do!!!!! but anyway you asked for good advice im giving it ,, anyone who has had dogs will tell you the same .

this is what i am saying i no he is to young you dont need to tell me that what i side was (what age would you start runing them at)

ok ill answer that ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,never why would i want to like most my dogs get enough exersise without a mill

MATE NO WHAT f**k OFF :feck: SUM D.CKHEADS ON HERE

no need to swear , it obvious to most reading this you aint the brightest star in the sky.. so just run along now these a good lad