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« Reply #20 on: April 11, 2012, 01:13:26 pm » |
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Well its a wives tale but I let a heavy bred gyp bay at the pen a bit outside the fence so she can't get banged up.
Have had to bad of luck with hunting bred gyps especially if she gets her tits cut up and infected prior to having them pups.
Guess it would be compared to the principle of folks reading to unborn children.
Dont know if it made any kind of difference but sure didn't hurt em.
Good looking gyp. Hope she throws plenty of healthy pups for ya and at least one Yeller. Lol
Thanks for the info everyone! More so than reading to an unborn child, that is strictly a mental aspect... But physical activity is something totally different. Your muscles have to be stressed and worked to grow, plain and simple. Alternating your heartbeat is what really causes stress on the body and the good physical changes to it. I'm On my iPhone so it's hard to break down and explain how muscle and physical stamina really relate to heart rate and good stress but it does correlate. My question is how can the mothers raised heart rate while hunting not contribute over into a positive manner for the pups. I understand the safe thing to do would be to keep her up and she will be as long as I don't hung this weekend. But I can't help but believe (my biology and chemistry major kicking in) that the physical activity as long as it isn't taken overboard can't benefit the pups... |
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« Reply #21 on: April 11, 2012, 01:15:08 pm » |
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Well its a wives tale but I let a heavy bred gyp bay at the pen a bit outside the fence so she can't get banged up.
Have had to bad of luck with hunting bred gyps especially if she gets her tits cut up and infected prior to having them pups.
Guess it would be compared to the principle of folks reading to unborn children.
Dont know if it made any kind of difference but sure didn't hurt em.
Good looking gyp. Hope she throws plenty of healthy pups for ya and at least one Yeller. Lol
Thanks for the info everyone! More so than reading to an unborn child, that is strictly a mental aspect... But physical activity is something totally different. Your muscles have to be stressed and worked to grow, plain and simple. Alternating your heartbeat is what really causes stress on the body and the good physical changes to it. I'm On my iPhone so it's hard to break down and explain how muscle and physical stamina really relate to heart rate and good stress but it does correlate. My question is how can the mothers raised heart rate while hunting not contribute over into a positive manner for the pups. I understand the safe thing to do would be to keep her up and she will be as long as I don't hung this weekend. But I can't help but believe (my biology and chemistry major kicking in) that the physical activity as long as it isn't taken overboard can't benefit the pups... YBM.. You never know! There may be an albino black dog show up, I'll call em yellow for your sake  |
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« Reply #22 on: April 11, 2012, 01:52:51 pm » |
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Don't do that, the board can only handle so much "Yeller Ego"  |
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« Reply #23 on: April 11, 2012, 03:25:09 pm » |
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shelly exercise is a positive thing in bred gyps BUT it don't have to come in the form of hunting . hell it's warm out take her to the tank and let her swim , road her a bit any kind of safe exercise .
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« Reply #24 on: April 11, 2012, 09:24:38 pm » |
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Don't do that, the board can only handle so much "Yeller Ego" Did you mean Ego or Eggo? Cause I sure do like them lil YELLER waffles. Especially with a side of bacon. |
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« Reply #25 on: April 12, 2012, 09:34:18 am » |
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YBM.. You never know! There may be an albino black dog show up, I'll call em yellow for your sake So that's what all the good yella dogs really are... ALBINO BLACK DOGS!  |
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« Reply #26 on: April 12, 2012, 11:03:49 am » |
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Put her up... you'll be kicking yourself in the a$$ if something happened to her.
Yup put her up I dont take no chances with my gyps. Thats just a bunch of old saying BS. |
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« Reply #28 on: April 12, 2012, 07:55:54 pm » |
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What did you breed her to?
Another black dog, her daddy |
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« Reply #29 on: April 12, 2012, 08:52:01 pm » |
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Are the Red dogs in your posts in the same line? They are some good looking dogs.
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« Reply #30 on: April 13, 2012, 09:18:22 am » |
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Are the Red dogs in your posts in the same line? They are some good looking dogs.
Yessir they are one and the same. Red, black and blue are the general colors of this line. Occassionally brindles and counterfeit(albino) yellow dogs. |
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« Reply #31 on: April 13, 2012, 09:30:26 am » |
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I agree with you tony exercise and positive stress is a good thing for a pregnant gyp. You dont want her to get too fat anyway. You need to get you a horse, start her on cows, and do some day work. Would be good for the gyp but not too hard on her. Throwing calves is a good practical exercise for you as well in your cross fit routine. You can just send me a check for consultation fees, its not all that pricey given I specialize in both fitness for expecting canines, and practical workouts for humans......  Waylon |
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