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[djmurdock]

the word wet i think means your dog has waves of extra skin and dry means they do not?? is there a way to get your dog dry ???

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Originally Posted by djmurdock

the word wet i think means your dog has waves of extra skin and dry means they do not?? is there a way to get your dog dry ???

Permanent press cycle in the dryer for 30 minutes at low heat. But seriously folks....how old is the dog in question?...sometimes they grow a little into their skin. Exercise will also firm the skin up a little.

[djmurdock]

thanks my dog is 2years old i have sean your dog nice. what king of exercise do you do with your dog

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Originally Posted by djmurdock

thanks my dog is 2years old i have sean your dog nice. what king of exercise do you do with your dog

Thanks...where did you see my boy? Here I go..(people hear this from me a lot)..but now that your dog is 2, I would get OFA done on hips and elbows before doing a lot of strenuous activity. It really helps to know what's in there (especially if you want some working titles ). I do a lot with Shane...somedays we'll run a couple miles...somedays a lot of 100 yard sprints...somedays some fast-paced hiking trails with a lot of hill climbing. I don't like tradmills for myself or my dog. I think treadmills mess up (shorten) their stride for German Sieger style shows.

[spidey]

Whether a dog is wet or dry is almost entirely genetic, you can't make one into the other without plastic surgery (which is illegal in terms of showing).

[Sharon Marples]

If your dog is two, he is what he will be. You cannot "dry" up a mature dog. While exercise will tone him up, the "wet" area around his throat and neck will more than likely stay like it is at this point.

[mferg]

Look Up! 2-3-4, Look Down! 2-3-4, Look Up! 2-3-4, now roll the head, roll the head, Tuck that chin! Feel the burn! Again! Look Up!.....