Collie Needs Walked..

[Joe1888 672]

the other halfs auntie has had this collie for about 5-6 year, poor fecker isnt walked, only let out into the garden, fed all the crap of the day.. she had it at the vets not long ago and was warned it needs walked, and fed proper dog food only, sure she said its starting to have ligament trouble.

 

anyway, its not been around other dogs, its met my pup once and soon as they got close it snaped. other half is at me to start taking it out with my lurcher pup, and i would no problem if i knew it wouldnt f**k up pups progress.

 

if i put a muzzle on the collie, walked them a few times, think it would come good?

[Richard Warwick 50]

if you spay a collie they go huge, can't get the weight off my nans one she's 10, i'd try a muzzle mate and see how you get off

[Gaz_1989 9,539]

if you spay a collie they go huge, can't get the weight off my nans one she's 10, i'd try a muzzle mate and see how you get off

Spaying doesn't make a dog huge. Too much food does. Spaying just decreases the metabolism so they need less food and or more exercise.

[nothernlite 18,247]

if you spay a collie they go huge, can't get the weight off my nans one she's 10, i'd try a muzzle mate and see how you get off

load of nonsense spaying a dog does not make it fat had a lurcher bitch dressed and it never went fat parents had a border collie dressed wasnt fat its all about looking after the dogs

[Wxm 1,638]

 

if you spay a collie they go huge, can't get the weight off my nans one she's 10, i'd try a muzzle mate and see how you get off

load of nonsense spaying a dog does not make it fat had a lurcher bitch dressed and it never went fat parents had a border collie dressed wasnt fat its all about looking after the dogs

Here's 2 I seen dressed and neither look fat

[Wxm 1,638]

Can't they rehome if they can't look after it ??

[lurcherman 887 13,418]

Heres one

[socks 32,253]

the other halfs auntie has had this collie for about 5-6 year, poor fecker isnt walked, only let out into the garden, fed all the crap of the day.. she had it at the vets not long ago and was warned it needs walked, and fed proper dog food only, sure she said its starting to have ligament trouble.

 

anyway, its not been around other dogs, its met my pup once and soon as they got close it snaped. other half is at me to start taking it out with my lurcher pup, and i would no problem if i knew it wouldnt f**k up pups progress.

 

if i put a muzzle on the collie, walked them a few times, think it would come good?

Keep it as far away from your pup as possible ... It will either give it a pasting and knock its confidence or it wil teach it a whole array of bad habits .......

[Joe1888 672]

liking the dressed/spayed lurcher pics!!

 

 

Can't they rehome if they can't look after it ??

 

been said a few times,they refuse to

Edited July 11, 2014 by Joe1888

[F350 22]

If your going to take them for the odd walk together let them meet on neutral ground Can't blame a dog for kicking off if you took the pup on its territory. Some dogs also give the pup a quick snap to put them in there place so keep them leaded up to start with. Just remember its not used to other dogs so you will have to keep on your toes. No harm in trying, good effort and all the best..

[Fennster16 29]

You could try a muzzle, or a halt lead. Take the missus and walk both together til they get use to each over

[jcm 2,327]

Sorry mate but I wouldn't let it get in the way of your pups progress as the pup might pick up bad habits, leave the collie with it's owner might sound harsh but it's not your responsibility