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Wilsons a great running partner just getting him sorted on the bike now any body got pics of their training buddies
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But we've been told we've got to wait for the cat to snuff it first.
This is Nea who is not yet 2 but loves to run ... and pick up large stones
Will I like the look of Nea very powerfull as well as Wilson I have also have a choccy Lab called Tara who has recently retired from run training due to old age, she still swims for miles though and can keep up with me in a sea swim
she used to be a real monster on long runs when she was young especially off road
Madlot I like terriers but tend to go for larger dogs for distance running
RBM - she's from working stock and a working dog can easily cover 20miles on the gun, she regularly does 10-14 milers with me ..
... she als loves the water ... anything wet realy and spent 45mins in the sea on Saturday
Baxter is my training partner...he's only 9 months old so only doing short runs at the mo but i cant tire him out at all.
Irondog to be!!!!
Will .. blimey I remember when she was a puppy! I'll let you tell Rich M that!
This is Nemo
And here is Oz
We are getting a small family puppy in December. It's a bichon frise due to my allergies.
Anyone know how long before I can take him out on small runs and how long they might like to run for when fully grown? Or is it really down to the temprament of the individual dog as much as anything?
I can just see me mincing along Epsom Downs in yellow and black lycra with my fluffy white lapdog companion - won't send out the wrong message one little bit to certain frequenters of the woods up there!
Sorry I don't know how to make them smaller - Molly is the black greyhound - she's a rescued ex-racer so trained to sprint but can happily run up to 5 miles with me. Sassy is the fawn one, I found her as a puppy in Spain, she'd been chucked out at a couple of months old. She's never raced and can run up to 20 miles quite happily with me - well I do 20, she does loads more. I love running with them. Sassy loves picking up large stones too, Molly picks up rabbits, squirrels, cats and anything small furry and moving fast - so she's always muzzled.
This is Marley doing his yoga after a 4 miler.
Sunluvva
I like greyhounds and had considered a retired racer but was told they were only good over short distances so steered clear Sassy obviously diproves that theory
Your dogs look geat UIW
Ali Ard thats a bad image your Gaydar stakes will be right up it end up in a chase like in those old Benny Hill stetches .....but with blokes
Oh man MARLEY is AWESOME!!!!!