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Dear Running Bloggers: Stick to the fartleks and shoe guides and leave the dogs to the animal experts

Posted on September 26, 2013 by emily douglas

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 →

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Dear Running Bloggers: Stick to the fartleks and shoe guides and leave the dogs to the animal experts

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