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Tips n Tricks
How to prevent Hip Dysplasia
DO NOT OVER WORK YOUR PUP.
- Never run your dog on hard surfaces. e.g. Concrete
- Under 2 years of age
- Never jog with your pup.
- No endurance training with your pup.
- Never run with ATV’s, Bikes or any other vehicle with your pup.
Feeding
- No Puppy food after 4 Months of Age.
- Never over feed your dog, an obese dog can cause hip dysplasia
- I recommend using Pet First Dog foods.
- A healthy dog is lean not skinny.
Training
1. Obedience Training
- I recommend the 'Bright Puppy' and the 'Let's Go Further' classes.
- Classes available for pups with serious problems call (403)250-7912 ext 344
- Various classes and help for your puppy.
- Pet Psychologist is also available.
2. Potty Training
- All puppies are paper trained.
- Each time a puppy wakes up or eats, the pup should be taken to the place where you want him/her to go.
- Clean all puppy stains and spritz with vinegar to prevent them from 'going' there again.
3. Walking
- I suggest using the 'Gentle Leader' when taking them for walks. This provides a safe control over your dog's actions without harming them.
- Never take your puppy to open dog parks until they have received all their shots. This prevents a disease like Parvo -- which is deadly to a Shepherd.
Contact:
Deanne Warholm
Calgary, Alberta
403-279-5707
E-Mail
DO NOT OVER WORK YOUR PUP.
- Never run your dog on hard surfaces. e.g. Concrete
- Under 2 years of age
- Never jog with your pup.
- No endurance training with your pup.
- Never run with ATV’s, Bikes or any other vehicle with your pup.
Feeding
- No Puppy food after 4 Months of Age.
- Never over feed your dog, an obese dog can cause hip dysplasia
- I recommend using Pet First Dog foods.
- A healthy dog is lean not skinny.
Training
- I recommend the 'Bright Puppy' and the 'Let's Go Further' classes.
- Classes available for pups with serious problems call (403)250-7912 ext 344
- Various classes and help for your puppy.
- Pet Psychologist is also available.
2. Potty Training
- All puppies are paper trained.
- Each time a puppy wakes up or eats, the pup should be taken to the place where you want him/her to go.
- Clean all puppy stains and spritz with vinegar to prevent them from 'going' there again.
3. Walking
- I suggest using the 'Gentle Leader' when taking them for walks. This provides a safe control over your dog's actions without harming them.
- Never take your puppy to open dog parks until they have received all their shots. This prevents a disease like Parvo -- which is deadly to a Shepherd.