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Dear Running Bloggers: Stick to the fartleks and shoe guides and leave the dogs to the animal experts
A couple years ago I ran across a Runners World article titled, A Breed Apart: Can your dog go the distance?, which attempted to prescribe specific breeds of dogs to runners as though they were shoe brands for underpronators with … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy, Animal behavior and training, Animal Welfare, Uncategorized
Tagged Active.com, animal welfare, bloggers, dog advocacy, dog behavior, dog breeds, dog ownership, dog racing, dog running, dog training, dog walking, expertise, Fara Rosenzweig, fitness, greyhounds, health & well-being, honeybadger, human animal bond, leash training, long distance running, marathon training, pets, runners, Runners World, running, running with dogs, selecting a dog, short distance running, sticking to what you know
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