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So basically if you swim regularly you wont have to do anything else? Like running, weight training and cycling.
And how many long and how often should I swim to maintain optimum health?
I live in a small apartment in the city and just got a 7 week old retriever/blue heeler mix. He is very smart and energetic and is doing great with his puppy pad training. His vet is very old school and told me that I could start bringing him out side at 8 weeks. I keep reading stuff in books and online about not bringing a puppy out before all vaccinations are complete at 16 weeks. I called another clinic today to get a another opinion and they told me that he should not be brought out until 16 weeks because he could contract rabies from the excrement of a rabid animal. There seems to be multiple schools of thought. The issue is not so much the pad training, though I would obviously like to get him house broken asap, but rather that he is an energetic little guy and will eventually grow to be an energetic bigger guy. I want to be able to run/walk with him and get him as much exercise as possible to ensure that he is happy, healthy and well balanced, but at the same time, I don’t want to risk his health and possibly his life, since we’ve sorta grown a little attached to the little guy. Does anyone have any thoughts regarding what age he should be allowed out or recommendations about alternative forms of exercise? THANKS!
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