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Posted 3/13/2008 2:25:55 PM Post #39068
 

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Has anyone seen the treadmill for dogs? If so, what do you think? I know we want to keep our pets as healthy as we try to be but how do you know when the dog is tired?
Posted 3/27/2008 4:52:01 PM Post #39071
 

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I think it might be beneficial for those who can't get out of the house to walk their dogs.

On another note, have you seen underwater horse treadmills?  Talk about advanced!

Posted 3/31/2008 1:34:13 PM Post #39072
 

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Has anyone seen the treadmill for dogs? If so, what do you think? I know we want to keep our pets as healthy as we try to be but how do you know when the dog is tired?

I think the treadmill for dogs is a very exciting concept - for lazy people. It's great that someone invented this product. I feel sorry for the pets of people who can't seem to find the time to walk their dogs. I just wish people would get off their lazy butts and spend the money on something a little more necessary.   

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