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1. Don't be an a**hole. 2. There are no dumb questions. If you're having problems with anything feel free to ask. We are all here to help each other through whatever we're facing. 3. No self promotion or business promotion. 4. Freely engage within the community. As this platform grows, and everyone's training improves, post your successes along the way. Just as important, record short videos and upload them to this platform so I, and other people who I've worked with can help you work through a problem. 5. Absolutely NO Spamming, or sending the same generic copy paste sales pitch through the DMS. If anyone receives a copy paste sales pitch, let me know and I'll kick them from the group.
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Heavy Panting After Exercise
After you get done exercising your dog, they might be panting pretty heavily. When your dog is panting at the same level as MJ in this video or a little bit slower, do not give them any water or food for the next half an hour to an hour and until their panting slows down. Panting at this speed, while having something in their stomach can cause bloat.
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Heavy Panting After Exercise
Soak Kibble
Most dogs are a form of kibble including one of my own. While the brands of kibble do matter in terms of quality, let’s talk hydration with kibble. Whenever MJ eats out of a bowl, her kibble is soaked in water for around 15 minutes. Since kibble is incredibly dry, it soaks up immense moisture from the stomach extending the time to digest. When given without water you’ll notice that shortly after eating, your dog may rush to the water bowl. Benefits of soaking kibble: 1) Aids in faster digestion and absorption. 2) Hydrates your dog. 3) Can assist in cutting back recovery time of your dogs digestion. 4) Helps keep mouth free of excess gunk.
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