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  • Dave Page

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    July 26, 2017 at 10:17 pm
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    I will give the short intense sessions a go.

    I had tried wetting him down first but the humidity is so high it doesn’t help.

    He definitely likes the cooler weather. When we recently went to Colorado to pick up a cart he had such a blast running in the 40 degree mountain evenings he wound up straining his back (I never thought about him being so out of shape from it being too hot to do much here). I was afraid he was sick or poisoned but the vet said he strained his back.

     

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