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question about taking my 4 month old chihuahua jogging with me?
I just got a new puppy today. hes not a teat cup dog hes like a foot long and 8 inchez tall. hes very active and runs around my house. hes so spoiled he wont even walk on the grass. only the walk way.. so used to carpet. but i go jogging everyday about a mile.. can his lil body take all that running? or is it best to just leave him home. ill take a lil doggy bowl with me in my backpack for him to drink water and a lil snack too. please answer if you are positive about your answers
not guess’, ty
Dogs that young shouldn’t be exercised that much.. My 5 1/2 month old bull pup takes about a 4-5km walk everyday.. We started walking him around 3months.. Just short walks to the park and back (about 200m) and slowly increasing the distance.. It took us around 2 1/2months of every day walking to build him up to this level.. We would only start running him after he is fully grown to fill him out a little as the impact of running might hurt his growing joints and bone structure at this stage..
I wouldn’t run the dog at this time.. He’s still rather small and his body might not be able to take it.. My advice is to start walking him and slowly increase the speed to a faster walk then a jog then a run.. The distance have to be slowly increased as well.. Take it easy.. See how he is after the walk and gauge if he’s up for more..
Chihuahuas are made to be home dogs and might not be able to take the exercise regime. They are just not made to have the stamina like the hunting or work dogs.. Take it easy and take it slow.. The worst thing is to over-exercise the dog at this young age.. It would be detrimental to him..
Good luck and hope you have loads of fun with your new pup..
Breakfast Backpacking Recipes
Most backpacking recipes focus on lunches and dinners. But a good breakfast is a great way to start a day of hiking. Here are a few ideas for keeping it simple and easy.
Cereal
If you are used to eating cereal with milk, you might think you have to skip this when backpacking. Fortunately there are at least two good ways to still have your morning bowl of cereal. The first is to simply bring powdered milk. Add a little to the cereal and pour a half cup of water into the mix.
Some of us don’t like the taste of powdered milk much. The alternative for us is to just add water. This may sound too plain, but there are some ingredients you can add that will make you hardly notice the missing milk. One is shredded coconut. In fact, if you let the coconut flakes soak for a few minutes before you add the cereal, the water will have more flavor and a better consistency. Coconut goes especially well with granola cereals, but works with almost any of them.
Adding dried fruit makes the lack of milk less noticeable as well. Raisins or dried strawberries can be used. It may help to soak the fruit for a few minutes before adding the cereal.
A fourth option is to use freeze-dried ice cream. Having just recently tried this for the first time, I was surprised by how tasty it is. It’s great by itself, but you can also soak it in water and mash it up until it liquefies to use it with cereal. You’ll have to experiment at home to see which cereals go best with the ice cream flavor.
Cold Weather Backpacking Recipes
If you are backpacking in cold weather you may need recipes for hot foods. You can still keep breakfast relatively simple though. Instead of foods that need longer cook times, bring simple cereals that can be eaten as hot mush. All you need to do then is get the water near boiling and pour it into the bowl of cereal. Add raisins or other dried fruits for a healthier start to the day.
Not having to actually boil the food or cook it for a long time, will save you stove fuel and therefore pack weight. But what if you are out in the cold and like myself you still prefer not to bring a stove at all? In that case you will want some fatty foods to start the morning. Fats create heat as they digest, warming you up from the inside.
I have no fancy backpacking recipes for this purpose, and there is no need for them. easy and fast is my own preference. A piece of bread covered in butter will do the trick. Bring cinnamon raisin bread if you have a sweet tooth. In cold weather you can also bring bagels and cream cheese. And if you really aren’t picky about what you eat in the morning, plain corn chips have a lot of oil to warm you up.
About the Author
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