I hadn't heard of that, in that method of description.
"Working Dogs" is such a broad term from my experiences, as a K9 dog is legitimately a working dog, but as is a Greyhound on the track. Narrowing that down to a "working APBT", what depicts a dog as a working dog? I know not all of my dogs would have been considered working, but my exercise for them as an "active and athletically bred" pitbull, led me to running them and other minor strength workouts. Where is the "line" drawn between active and well worked out dog, into working dog needing many supplements just as a gym rat on steroids must take considerable vitamins and minerals I'd imagine, but the 4 day a week cardio/strength training "upkeep worker-outer" can get by on food and MAYBE toss in a multi-vitamin.
Great info Bill, glad I saw this.
Cheers,
-MolosserConnoisseur-
"Working Dogs" is such a broad term from my experiences, as a K9 dog is legitimately a working dog, but as is a Greyhound on the track. Narrowing that down to a "working APBT", what depicts a dog as a working dog? I know not all of my dogs would have been considered working, but my exercise for them as an "active and athletically bred" pitbull, led me to running them and other minor strength workouts. Where is the "line" drawn between active and well worked out dog, into working dog needing many supplements just as a gym rat on steroids must take considerable vitamins and minerals I'd imagine, but the 4 day a week cardio/strength training "upkeep worker-outer" can get by on food and MAYBE toss in a multi-vitamin.
Great info Bill, glad I saw this.
Cheers,
-MolosserConnoisseur-
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