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Does your dogs physique effect how it performs in competitions? My dog is plump and he dosen't do to well in comps. He dosen't run fast at all he just trotts and then sits down. We practice the competitions all the time and he is only in the master class for disc and lure. He is in the nintendogs cup for obedience but he isn't good in other comps.
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Date of Question: Jul 7th 2012 | Question ID: 271719

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A dog's optimal physique is labeled "ideal"
And though I haven't tested it personally, I read that physique does in fact effect contest performance. A plump or overfed dog may not do as well as an ideally fit dog.
To fix this and get your dog back into shape, feed him or her diet food and walk him or her regularly until the physique shows to be ideal.

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A dog's optimal physique is labeled "ideal"
And though I haven't tested it personally, I read that physique does in fact effect contest performance. A plump or overfed dog may not do as well as an ideally fit dog.
To fix this and get your dog back into shape, feed him or her diet food and walk him or her regularly until the physique shows to be ideal. Ideally fit dogs are much more likely to be active, energetic, and do well in contests.

BaileeWolf | Member | Joined: Jul 10th 2012
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I am not sure, but I keep my dogs skinny or optimal if I use them for competitions. My dog won the nintendogs cup in lure and disc.

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