How far do u walk 14 wk old pup

[Robert morrison 15]

How far do u recommend a walk my pup he is 14 weeks old he walks a little then sits or lies down then gets bk up n walks after a bit of encouragement cheess

[troter58 1,711]

not to far mate i would take mine on the local field and let it run about for half a hour dont push it as its only 3/12 months old pup time for you to be getting a bond with the pup and plenty of playing throw things for it and enjoy your pup atb troter

[Robert morrison 15]

Cheers

[BrianSteven72 369]

not too far when they start lying down or whining they have had enough

[littlefish 598]

At this age he will not need much walking at all......but he will need as much socialisation as you can expose him to like meeting other people and dogs in calmness, seeing traffic, hearing noises etc. plus a few minutes several times a day of training/interacting/learning maners with you to get his education off to a good start.

[nothernlite 18,260]

alrite robert so you ended up with a hanncock dog after all good luck with it if you want in a couple weeks bring it up to meet the dogs and ferrets get it use to as much as possible and dont walk it far just do a bit of training with it just now atb

[Robert morrison 15]

alrite robert so you ended up with a hanncock dog after all good luck with it if you want in a couple weeks bring it up to meet the dogs and ferrets get it use to as much as possible and dont walk it far just do a bit of training with it just now atb

mate that would b spot on I'll 100% b up for that he is a belter of dig started training him already sit n bringing ball bk he is sound keep in contact cause I'll b up for that defo

[skycat 6,174]

Pups don't necessarily whine because they are tired. They may whine through stress, confusion. A young pup automatically feels vulnerable away from the 'nest', to the familiar smells and sounds of their home. I usually walk young pups no more than a couple of hundred yards to my local park: I'm lucky to have one so close to me, but if I didn't have a place where I could socialised a young pup like this, I'd make sure to drive to a place.

I've often carried pups to the park on their very first outing: that way they can take in all the new sounds and smells from the security of my arms. Once there, I let them run around under close supervision, especially when it comes to other dogs around. I won't let a pup go near another dog unless I absolutely know that dog is safe with pups, and if I see a strange dog approaching unsupervised I pick the pup up: better not to risk a frightening confrontation with a dog that may not be friendly than risk the pup getting bitten or bowled over. That sort of incident can mess them up for life.

[nothernlite 18,260]

alrite robert so you ended up with a hanncock dog after all good luck with it if you want in a couple weeks bring it up to meet the dogs and ferrets get it use to as much as possible and dont walk it far just do a bit of training with it just now atb

mate that would b spot on I'll 100% b up for that he is a belter of dig started training him already sit n bringing ball bk he is sound keep in contact cause I'll b up for that defo

sound robert just let me know when your ready atb

[Richard Morgan 38]

be carefully had my 5 mth beddy doing some retrieving with my cocker and after 5 or 6 returns i noticed some blood on his back leg just above his paw he had some how caught his leg and had a cut roughly 3/4 of an inch which had opened up like a gash fetched him home and cleaned him up walked the ground first as well before i let him off as he has been treat with kit gloves as i was told whippet crosses are prone to tears hopefully a one off.