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Hello, I have a 5 month old euro boxer pup who has LOTS of energy. i would love to compete him in some way. Any recommendations on a good one for him? I had considered agility but i w3anted to know what else there was.
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I would start him off in a basic puppy class and go from there. Any type of training/competing, needs a solid obedience background. What ever you choose make sure you and him have fun
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Agility is great, but he cannot be competing or running hard or jumping hard until he's at least 18-24 mo when his bones and joints get done growing. I am the same way- I have an American/ Euro cross and he is an energy spazz ALL the time. I'd love to take him biking or rollerblading but I just can't yet- because he isn't done growing and it will hurt their growth plates. Also, a rule of thumb on walking - 5 mins for how ever months they are, so he could safely walk for 25 mins at a time without damaging his joints.
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