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Post by tdk on Feb 22, 2010 16:01:17 GMT
oh well anubis I'll leave you to your views and me to mine, I have conditioned many dogs over the years and used creatine in certain places admittedly hardly ever if a weight was to be met, but I cant remember once ever coming over weight or having an unfit dog.
Just gonna nip down the dog track and tell those who condition for a living to stop using creatine ok bud
Creatine increases strength and endurance and aids quicker recovery.
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Post by Griffa on Feb 22, 2010 19:35:48 GMT
aint creatine just a food supp we take it because we dont fancy eating raw steaks every day because that will make us ill more them likely but u can feed ur dog a nice bloody bit of meat wich is full of creatine aint it ??
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Post by anubis on Feb 22, 2010 19:56:51 GMT
Basically what creatine does is draw water into the muscle....so if you are going to use it for the dogs make sure they are drinking twice as much fluid because that water has to come from somewere to compensate the muscle absorbing the water from the body.
There are draw backs it can cause kidney problems in humans so should imagine its the same for a dog...if not worse.
Yes micky creatine is found naturally in meat.
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Post by martinl on Feb 22, 2010 22:39:32 GMT
creatine enables your dog to work harder and longer Imo thats what the dogs Heart,courage & willingness to please is for.. |
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Post by Vincent on Feb 23, 2010 21:54:02 GMT
In a sporting dog (hobby dog) its completely unnecessary and in a working dog if you need to give it creatine the breeder has done bad or it has been trained poorly, simple.
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Post by tdk on Feb 24, 2010 8:41:47 GMT
aint creatine just a food supp we take it because we dont fancy eating raw steaks every day because that will make us ill more them likely but u can feed ur dog a nice bloody bit of meat wich is full of creatine aint it ?? why would you be asking about Vito in another thread if a piece of meat is your answer? |
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