wow! what in the world...i didn't know dogs were hamsters now...
http://www.wetnoseboutique.com/caexwh.html

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LOL - sure what's the point - walking has to include sniffing every lamp post and exploring every exciting smell!!

The rate Biggles runs - he would ricochet out of it and into space!

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hmmm, personally I DONT like that either, i agree walkies means just that, walkies, outside, sniffing grass flowers and lamp posts.

I think that is just a cop out for owners that cant be bothered walking their dogs!

LOL now that is funny.

I think they got this idea from the treadmill too. A lot of people are using it for there dogs now.

But I think for owners who can't walk fast as old people who can't walk there dog out avery day. It helps give there dog exercise.

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Oh that is so funny, I could just imagine Bella running around on one of them LOL.

I saw a very sad documentary on puppy mills and they had one of those in every cage. The owners were saying how "great" they were because they had a way to exercise every one of their dogs daily, even though they had huge loads of dogs in cages. It was sad. That picture reminded me of that. Ugh.

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I saw a documentary about a puppy miller that used these too. It made me sick!
I was watching a morning T.V. show yesterday and they were showing a bunch of new "Hot" pet products and they had one of these hamster wheels on there.
Sorry, but I think it is ridiculous! If you can't walk your dog because of your age, to busy, etc... hire a dog walker.

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I agree 100%!

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