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Originally Posted by masonbear  listen I spend alot of time with him he goes to puppy kindergarten. we take walks almost everyday he weighs 65 pounds but not fat at all so I don't care how you want to put it. the vet says he looks great a little indent in stomach cant see the ribs but with a little pressure can feel each rib. I did it to see if he would do it I was in front of him the whole time not just tying him to it and leaving him. he was on for almost ten minutes at slow walk.so shelby 427 even though I love the car how the hell can you tell me he needs more attention because i put him on a treadmill. you seem to be the simon cowell of this forum a big critic. |
I can say it because if you're spending enough time and energy with the puppy, and he's stimulated other ways, then WHY would you need to put a puppy on a treadmill? Do you even know the breed standard for a rottie? I ask because you say "he's 65lbs and not fat" that's what people say who are inexperienced with the breed and think rotties are supposed to be a huge breed. Generally speaking, a rottie should be gaining 10lbs per month, so it seems like your puppy is either WAY overweight, or WAY out of standard. I can't see how a normal puppy owner, who spends so much time with their puppy, exercising, socializing etc. would think to force a puppy to walk or run on a treadmill. I'm not a big critic, I just care about rotties and dogs and when people don't have common sense about how to raise a PUPPY, then yes, it ircks me.