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Dog doesn't want to walk

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Mama1980 · 25/04/2013 20:41

Hi I'll try to keep this brief Smile I have a 2 year old springer/lurcher bitch, she's gorgeous. I am three weeks out of hospital following a prolonged stay after my ds2 was Born at 24 weeks and I needed a emergency hysterectomy. I have ds1 who's 5 and dd 15, I am at the moment partially paralysed so my brother and my dd have been walking dog. She is inseparable from ds1 since they met and adores ds2 I cannot fault her behaviour.
Since we have been home she has been happy to go into the garden to play, she has constant access to our large 1 acre secure garden but when being taken for a walk she runs and hides from the lead, then according to dd etc cries to come home, doesn't want to walk. She is used to 4 miles a day plus garden access but hasn't had a proper walk in a week as she just becomes distressed after a short while so they bring her home where she's fine. She's eating fine, sleeping, playing etc all fine.
So I'm just wondering do I 'insist' she walks and persevere or do I let her stay close for now?
Any thoughts much appreciated Thanks

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pinkpaws · 28/04/2013 19:16

Hi no kidding he is eating well 12 stone really . His lack of movement is down to his weight like fat people they fine it hard to move . You really need to keep him moving lots of short walks do not take no for an answer.

pinkpaws · 28/04/2013 19:17

Hi no kidding he is eating well 12 stone really . His lack of movement is down to his weight like fat people they fine it hard to move . You really need to keep him moving lots of short walks do not take no for an answer.

pinkpaws · 28/04/2013 19:17

Hi no kidding he is eating well 12 stone really . His lack of movement is down to his weight like fat people they fine it hard to move . You really need to keep him moving lots of short walks do not take no for an answer.

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