running my czeck dog

[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.

[GalomyOak]

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...

[tikaani]

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]

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