running my czeck dog

tikaani · 23-06-2008, 16:41

I have a 6 month old bitch and we walk all the time, i have started her of real short distances and she loves it. I have just started training her to run next to my bike and was wondering what sort of distance would be good for her as i dont wand to over do it with her. any advise all welcome, thank you

michaelundinaeichhorn · 23-06-2008, 17:09

Hi,

where is your dog from?
Czech or Slovak Republic?

Michael

tikaani · 23-06-2008, 17:11

she is from uk, from shoeshone kennels

michaelundinaeichhorn · 23-06-2008, 17:34

Thanks,

I was just wondering what a Czech dog is.

Michael

tikaani · 23-06-2008, 18:04

shes a czeckolsavakian wolf dog, but typing that out every time seems a bit of a waist of time.

michaelundinaeichhorn · 23-06-2008, 18:38

Hi,

what you think would happen if you'd enter a boozer in Glasgow and call the locals Englishmen?
Because it's a waste of time to call them Scotsmen. Or maybe Glaswegians.

Michael

Nebulosa · 23-06-2008, 19:12

Will be better if you only run with her after 18 months, preferencially after you do the HD and ED exams.
At this age her body isn't completly formed and strong exercices can cause some problems for her health, if she is a displasic dog (that you will only know after the exams) exercices like that can turn the problem worst.

GalomyOak · 23-06-2008, 22:20

Is it possible for a dog to overstrain themselves while playing? As I have understood, it is repetitive movements over periods of time that are the most hazardous (such as running next to a bike). But I've never owned a dog that can leap, bound and fly quite as our CSVs do while at play either...

Angelika · 24-06-2008, 01:32

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Originally Posted by tikaani

shes a czeckolsavakian wolf dog, but typing that out every time seems a bit of a waist of time.

CSW will do

tikaani · 24-06-2008, 10:18

im askin for help not an argument, if thats all you want go some were else and do it. if you dont want to help dont write, thank you

tikaani · 24-06-2008, 10:20

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Originally Posted by Angelika

CSW will do

thank you at least some people are nice on here, cant belive i ask for help and some people just want to have an argument, not even on the subject im askin about

tikaani · 24-06-2008, 10:23

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Originally Posted by wildenmorgen

Is it possible for a dog to overstrain themselves while playing? As I have understood, it is repetitive movements over periods of time that are the most hazardous (such as running next to a bike). But I've never owned a dog that can leap, bound and fly quite as our CSVs do while at play either...

thanks, iv only run her a small distance, more of a trot realy as i dint want to over do it, yep she definatly dose seem to fly, my little girl seems to think shes crossed with a kangaroo

tikaani · 24-06-2008, 10:25

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Originally Posted by Nebulosa

Will be better if you only run with her after 18 months, preferencially after you do the HD and ED exams.
At this age her body isn't completly formed and strong exercices can cause some problems for her health, if she is a displasic dog (that you will only know after the exams) exercices like that can turn the problem worst.

what sort of distance for walking would you recomend, and would a jog now and then be ok, thank you

Mikael · 06-07-2008, 12:04

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Originally Posted by tikaani

I have a 6 month old bitch and we walk all the time, i have started her of real short distances and she loves it. I have just started training her to run next to my bike and was wondering what sort of distance would be good for her as i dont wand to over do it with her. any advise all welcome, thank you

It is very easy to push the pup to hard, a specialy if thay love running.

But recomended are that you only run easy whit puppys between 10-14 month, maximum 3km on a soft track, and maximum twice a week.

After 14 month and good HD/ED result you can run longer, but dont run more than 6 km on asfalt or let her pull the bike before 18 month.

When under 10 month I think walking is better, but you can let her run of leash on a feald or in the woods, that way you will not push her at all and she can decide her self when its enough.

Walking you can do fore longer distance whit a pup over 6 month, but I don´t know the maximum distance.

Best Regards / Mikael

Mikael · 06-07-2008, 18:27

Hello again Tikaani

How are the situation fore CsW in England now ???
Are thay not Banned ???

I only ask sens you say you hawe a female puppy, and I´am curious.

I know it is the wrong Thread but I ask enyway, sens you are to know

Best Regards / Mikael

tikaani · 07-07-2008, 16:09

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mikael

Hello again Tikaani

How are the situation fore CsW in England now ???
Are thay not Banned ???

I only ask sens you say you hawe a female puppy, and I´am curious.

I know it is the wrong Thread but I ask enyway, sens you are to know

Best Regards / Mikael

thanks for the information about runnin my cwd.

you still cant have one here at the mo, but if you can get permition from the lcal council you can, silly place the uk

23-06-2008, 16:41	#1
tikaani Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Bedfordshire Posts: 117	running my czeck dog I have a 6 month old bitch and we walk all the time, i have started her of real short distances and she loves it. I have just started training her to run next to my bike and was wondering what sort of distance would be good for her as i dont wand to over do it with her. any advise all welcome, thank you

23-06-2008, 19:12	#7
Nebulosa Moderator Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Rio Grande do Sul Posts: 1,334	Will be better if you only run with her after 18 months, preferencially after you do the HD and ED exams. At this age her body isn't completly formed and strong exercices can cause some problems for her health, if she is a displasic dog (that you will only know after the exams) exercices like that can turn the problem worst. __________________

23-06-2008, 17:09	#2
michaelundinaeichhorn Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Bad Dürkheim Posts: 2,249	Hi, where is your dog from? Czech or Slovak Republic? Michael

23-06-2008, 17:11	#3
tikaani Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Bedfordshire Posts: 117	she is from uk, from shoeshone kennels

23-06-2008, 17:34	#4
michaelundinaeichhorn Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Bad Dürkheim Posts: 2,249	Thanks, I was just wondering what a Czech dog is. Michael

23-06-2008, 18:04	#5
tikaani Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Bedfordshire Posts: 117	shes a czeckolsavakian wolf dog, but typing that out every time seems a bit of a waist of time.

23-06-2008, 18:38	#6
michaelundinaeichhorn Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Bad Dürkheim Posts: 2,249	Hi, what you think would happen if you'd enter a boozer in Glasgow and call the locals Englishmen? Because it's a waste of time to call them Scotsmen. Or maybe Glaswegians. Michael

23-06-2008, 22:20	#8
GalomyOak Howling Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Colorado Posts: 436	Is it possible for a dog to overstrain themselves while playing? As I have understood, it is repetitive movements over periods of time that are the most hazardous (such as running next to a bike). But I've never owned a dog that can leap, bound and fly quite as our CSVs do while at play either...

24-06-2008, 10:18	#10
tikaani Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Bedfordshire Posts: 117	im askin for help not an argument, if thats all you want go some were else and do it. if you dont want to help dont write, thank you

06-07-2008, 18:27	#15
Mikael Scandinavian Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Stockholm Posts: 1,089	Hello again Tikaani How are the situation fore CsW in England now ??? Are thay not Banned ??? I only ask sens you say you hawe a female puppy, and I´am curious. I know it is the wrong Thread but I ask enyway, sens you are to know Best Regards / Mikael