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Old 09-01-2005, 07:55 AM
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I am wondering how long should I wait after feeding Sheena to exercise her? The reason being that my daughter just started school yesterday and she is the one to feed Sheena. She feeds her at about 6:40am. She eats about a cup and a half of food. Then I take Sheena out to potty and exercise at about 7:50am. I play fetch with her for about 15 minutes. Then we all head to the school to drop my daughter off. I exercise Sheena in the morning before we leave because then she is less likely to kiss any of the kids while we are at school. If it is one thing that she loves more then a ball it is children. LOL.
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Old 09-01-2005, 08:53 AM
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For dogs prone to bloat, it is recommended to wait 1 to 2 hours before exercising. I assume that she is getting more than one meal a day to help reduce the risk as well?
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Yes. She gets a morning meal and an evening snack. The morning is a cup and a half and the evening is only a cup.
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Yup, got to agree with Dax here, 1-2 hours for a dog like Sheena.
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