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| Author | Topic : Chi Conditioning Help | |||
| Squeaky318 Premium Member Posts : 305  |
So I have other kennels and have fiddled with the rations until I seem to have gotten them to a level where my dogs "level up" evenly. But these chihuahuas! Everything but the condition is where it should be. Any insight? Thanks!
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| Killick Premium Member Posts : 46 |
Hi there! It seems that even on the top formula (all 7s), Chihuahuas take a while to condition up to 20. Just the way of the SD ‘breed’ I guess. |
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| Squeaky318 Premium Member Posts : 305 |
Oh ok! I thought it was me, thank you for the help! |
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| Tarot Premium Member Posts : 500+ |
this post has been edited 1 time(s) Different breeds are different. Some take longer to condition and some take longer to session particular trains. I know Afghan Hounds take FOREVER to got to 20 on their training, they seem to get stuck at 18. Too realistic. LOL ----- Last edited by Tarot on 7/12/2022 1:05:14 PM |
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| Vintage Toys Premium Member Posts : 11 |
They are just like most other Toy breeds, very head strong  23-24 days is about when they are 20/20/20 if you begin to session them when they are born. |
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| Grove Kennels Premium Member Posts : 6 |
Alaska Malamutes take 32 days. They are the longest I have come across. |
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