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15-05-2009, 05:18 PM
Originally Posted by magpye 
I wasn't sure about these with Kismet as she would rather pull the bike... I wasn't sure if it would work for Sibe/Mals. but if Gemma and Sutty approve I might take another look. Kismet could certainly do with something to burn off energy and we have loads of quiet roads around here
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15-05-2009, 05:34 PM
I have had Ben out mountain biking before and he loves it - but I go safe places where he can run offlead
So great to watch him grinning all the way
and even when I went as fast as I could downhill he was just in a happy lope - seemed to be saying 'is that all you have got??'Was wondering about one for Mia cos it would be great exercise for her and she has trotted fine with me jogging
Like the idea that they are easy to clip on and off so I could do a warmup with her and Ben then take it off and still do proper(ish) mountain biking
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15-05-2009, 05:39 PM
Originally Posted by Jessica
Delilah would love that, she'd sit there yapping as we cycled around
You're welcome to take Riley, i ain't doing it
Originally Posted by gemma riley
Ours love doing this! We can go slow and fast and they are never bothered about the bike. I love the walkydog and think its a great idea!
Originally Posted by sutty
I have a springer attachment, Im not that keen on the plastic clip on it , but, I do think the Springer is great because if your dog does pull to one side it doesnt affect the bike, we do 6 miles a time, in the winter, not so much in the summer and only early mornings when its cooler
Originally Posted by magpye
I wasn't sure about these with Kismet as she would rather pull the bike... I wasn't sure if it would work for Sibe/Mals. but if Gemma and Sutty approve I might take another look. Kismet could certainly do with something to burn off energy and we have loads of quiet roads around here
Originally Posted by sutty
Magpye, this is me and Yummy, she's a plodder bless her but the others love to pull lol
Originally Posted by Ben Mcfuzzylugs
Oh good tread - I was gonna ask something similar
I have had Ben out mountain biking before and he loves it - but I go safe places where he can run offlead
So great to watch him grinning all the way
and even when I went as fast as I could downhill he was just in a happy lope - seemed to be saying 'is that all you have got??'Was wondering about one for Mia cos it would be great exercise for her and she has trotted fine with me jogging
Like the idea that they are easy to clip on and off so I could do a warmup with her and Ben then take it off and still do proper(ish) mountain biking
I knew Id find loads of willing folk on here, we should start a club!
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15-05-2009, 05:43 PM
With Ben I started him with just 15 min running (he was only a year old) and built up 5 min at a time
Got to keep a really good eye out for them getting overheated cos they cant just stop and take a break
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15-05-2009, 06:04 PM
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