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Have seen alot of dogs with really strong backs packed with muscle,and have really tried to build my dogs up,But can keep any muscle on back.Any advice/Improvements on my regime?

 

My dogs get this regime

 

3 Days - 4.5 miles road walking

1 Day - Free running in a enclosed field with a 400 yard steep hill

1 Day - X4 200 yard gallop behind lure.

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Have seen alot of dogs with really strong backs packed with muscle,and have really tried to build my dogs up,But can keep any muscle on back.Any advice/Improvements on my regime?

 

My dogs get this regime

 

3 Days - 4.5 miles road walking

1 Day - Free running in a enclosed field with a 400 yard steep hill

1 Day - X4 200 yard gallop behind lure.

not all dogs have really big backs what are you feeding them on and is there any way you could up the distance of the gallop to maybe x2 300or350 yrds my dogs get almost the exact same as yours only i give x2 350yrds and my dogs have fairly strong backs and maybe if you up the protien a bit :thumbs::thumbs::thumbs:

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Have seen alot of dogs with really strong backs packed with muscle,and have really tried to build my dogs up,But can keep any muscle on back.Any advice/Improvements on my regime?

 

My dogs get this regime

 

3 Days - 4.5 miles road walking

1 Day - Free running in a enclosed field with a 400 yard steep hill

1 Day - X4 200 yard gallop behind lure.

is the dog coursing or track

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