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Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: Brooklyn, NY
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Hi all,
I'd like your thoughts on how well you feel I'm exercising my girl. She'll be 7 months on 1/9. Here we go. M-F, 6a, my dad walks her for about 45 mins. 7a, training session then i walk her to the park (half hour walk), she plays off leash for an hour. Then half hour walk back (mommy has to work )My mom is home with her all day, she takes her out to poop/pee every four hours (with brief walks) and plays with her briefly at home. My dad comes home around 7p, off to a tennis court by our apartment for an hour or so of off leash play. She gets home, we work on training. We work on obedience and training throughout the day, practice NILIF on everything. On weekends, same routine with a doggy park. then we take a car ride to a walk around a different park. If I get ride, we may go hiking (doesn't happen often). Just curious if you feel this is enough to keep her healthy and happy. If not, any thoughts?
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Athena 6.09.2011
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Join Date: May 2011
Location: Virginia
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My first thought was that you have one amazing dad! It's awesome that he is willing to help out.
What you are doing sounds fine. It takes a lot of time to take the edge off of their endless energy.
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Thanks everyone. That is so amazing to hear. I was so nervous since we live in an apartment. And yes, she has no behavior issues AT ALL. She does have leash reactivity issues but we are working on that.
Though will all that exercise sometimes she still is a ball of energy at home. As for our interaction with her, I think she gets too much . At home, it's all about her, she's always in our company and we're always either playing with her, do drive by training. Though we may have spoiled her a bit there. My dad can't lay on the couch without watching tv for an hour without her begging for attention. Otherwise, I just make a ball or bone the most exciting thing and that preoccupies her for a bit.
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Athena 6.09.2011
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Anthony, we're lucky one of our parks and the tennis court is closed off, however, Marine Park in brooklyn which we go to sometimes isn't so I was nervous at first, especially if there's a jogger or a small dog, she'll just run and run after them. I had to really work on the STOP command with her, her recall is still so spotty.
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Athena 6.09.2011
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