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Lace Dreams Basic User Posts : 428 |
this post has been edited 2 time(s) So I have mostly hounds in my kennels. I've had Dachshunds since 2011 and I'm well aware of how long they take to session. I have it down to a science by now.
Grooming is always finished first. Sometimes just as they turn 14 days. I'd say it's usually at 16 days tho. Muscle condition follows shortly, probably with an average of 20 days. And my with this stubborn little breed sessioning for obedience is usually 28 days before they reach a twenty. I've had a few that were only 25 days and several that have been 30/31 but 28 is usually how long it takes. I have a dog in my other Dachshund kennel who hit 20 in obedience at 23 days...before it was done with anything else! It was kind of a weird sessioning because it wasn't a dog I bred myself. I purchased him fron another breeder to show. Usually, that means that I'll be sessioning for obedience for 30+ days. He just hit 20 in his grooming today (at 26 days) and he's still a 19 in muscle condition. Even weirder than that is the fact I have a dog of a completely different breed who just did the same thing! German Spitz don't take nearly as long to session in obedience but it's still the last thing to be done. I'm not complaining. I am really curious tho if anybody else has been seeing this phenomenon. Alexandria ----- Last edited by Lace Dreams on 11/27/2016 9:25:04 AM |
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Studio Dogs Basic User Posts : 500+ |
It's the food, as well as how well sessioned the parents where. I have also found timing is everything, one missed 'anything' and it throws it off days. |
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Studio Dogs Basic User Posts : 500+ |
it also pains me to see that folks would rather spend 15$ on sessions rather than feeding 8$ on food. for what it's worth... |
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Aldeberan Premium Member Posts : 363 |
Yes, in one of my other kennels where I have Afghan Hounds, their condition is increasing much faster than it usually does. I'm feeling the same food, etc. Afghans are the same, coat is fastest, then muscle, then obedience. But I have never before had condition at 20 before they are out of the puppy pen. Not complaining either. |
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Flush Basic User Posts : 112 |
Are you feeding 1777? |
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Jinlong Kennel Basic User Posts : 7 |
I think the dogs are getting fed twice each day. When I look at my account balance I see two Dog Food transactions for each day as far back as 11/17 - one paid and the other $0.00 I think it stems from when the dogs didn't get fed for 3 or 4 days and Jeff was going to feed them multiple times to make up for the missed days. I just don't think it ever got 'turned off' |
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gaylanstudio Premium Member Posts : 2,000+ |
While I haven't really noticed any difference with mine you could be right Jinlong, there are double feedings. Gonna have a bunch of little porkers in our kennels at this rate. |
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Lace Dreams Basic User Posts : 428 |
I do feed 1777. I start any show pups on it the moment I see them. If needs be, I feed 1777 as an adult but only if condition hasn't reached 20 yet. Alexandria |
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