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59 minutes ago, trigger2 said:

It could just be it's a bull cross and aint got any stamina. They aint exactly known for stamina. If that's the case bi carb aint sorting shit lol

What the hells got into you today trigger ,I'm considering reporting u

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Slacker, there are lads on here that have 18 week old pups taking down roe deer!!  

From 10 weeks of age pups need free running. if they dont get it upto 6months they will never reach there potential as a running dog. Free running means just that and when hes had enough they stop and

Alan from Wigan. Done greyhound racing all his life.  Know other people lads that have used him and he’s been spot on. Helped me with another dog. Took her there first because I noticed her going stif

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10 hours ago, DogMagic2 said:

MUCH to high protein for a pup. Find a lower protein food. You will find a lot of your problems will go away 

Cheers. I’m not disagreeing with you hear but Every puppy food I’ve seen are all like 26-30% so would I be better just feeding a normal adults food around 20%? Sorry for sounding daft just I’ve always been told as much protein as possible with pups. But like I said I’m not disagreeing just want to get it right 

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2 hours ago, GMBulls said:

Cheers. I’m not disagreeing with you hear but Every puppy food I’ve seen are all like 26-30% so would I be better just feeding a normal adults food around 20%? Sorry for sounding daft just I’ve always been told as much protein as possible with pups. But like I said I’m not disagreeing just want to get it right 

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Remember its the type a protein aswell animal protein like meat is easily digested protein of plants won't be 

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Google or ai not throw up any answers on acidosis? 

Concensus with the dog men I've spoke to is all dogs get it and so will you a few times a season if your out on the land walking it and theres nothing to  worry about 

Something else can cause it and is  alot worse deadly even what my cream un got 

Again not from been unfit could be like but bit as bad 

But from exertion and heat 

That's rhybadosis I'm surprised the bull lads didn't get on that all the graft they put in lol 

If the dog lives it won't ever be the same a shadow will still.smash bunny hare deer on the lamp but  on the daytime running proper tackle no chance 

And the it will.struggle.to.piss squirt it out bits at a time and piss will  be like treacle all the time after really Screenshot_20250820_103542_Chrome.jpg.07be475b7333bc30388f54e3d656b227.jpg

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2 minutes ago, riohog said:

if that young dog getting acidocis at that age ,your either rletting it run to much in the heat  or something seriously erong with it maybe better off in a pet home   or....

First thing I thought heat mate 

And also pups I see on the net Facebook especially some Are big fat things ain't getting much running so when they do.in this heat 

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13 hours ago, GMBulls said:

Cheers. I’m not disagreeing with you hear but Every puppy food I’ve seen are all like 26-30% so would I be better just feeding a normal adults food around 20%? Sorry for sounding daft just I’ve always been told as much protein as possible with pups. But like I said I’m not disagreeing just want to get it right 

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At 4 and half months old id start looking at adult feeds. May a week of adult and puppy together 50/50 and then knock the puppy feed out. If you have a source of raw i would be using that as well, just as a treat. A chicken wing when the pup has done something right will feed and keep occupied for a while. 

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