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Congratulations on your new pack mate! How big is she?

Distance is really not good for a Tripawd- even though she doesn't seem to tire her hopping will take a toll on her body over time.  And since she is only two she has years and years of hopping in front of her!

Here is a great blog post on how to avoid injury in Tripawds

Here are some great starter exercises to get a Tripawd Fit.

Within those links I gave you are other links to more information on conditioning and exercises.

Core strength is very important for Tripawds to help their bodies cope with life on three.  I understand how hard it can be to tire out a young Tripawd.  My current Tripawd Elly lost her right rear leg after being hit by a car at 7 months old. I adopted her at 10 months old and although full of puppy energy she wasn't very strong.  We work every day on some type of core strength or balance exercise through food games and puzzles, balance exercises, obiedience or trick training or Nose Work.  We don't do the same thing every day of course and aside from some of the balance exercises Elly just thinks we are playing games!  And it is amazing how much brain games or sniffing games really tire her out!

You might want to look at our ebooks available on the site- Loving Life on Three Legs has lots of info on keeping Tripawds healthy.

Karen and the Spirit Pug Girls