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So I've now seen this referenced a couple of times. Some of you seem to be helping your furry friends out with some joint relief. The first bro I talked to about this is no longer around (he must've smelled blood in the water and what's a great white to do). However I'm very interested in this.
So let's get some stats out there. She's a 12 year old rotty. 65 lbs. Never ran a cycle. Her goal is to get fahking jacked lol. No really she is very creaky and has a hard time getting up anymore. You can still tons of life in her eyes and feel it in her spirit, but the poor girls body is failing.
So I'm going to assume deca is the way to go. I just have never run a 19 nor, so I wouldn't know how to control any issues in a human let alone a dog. I also don't know how much I should dose a dog or even how often. I would have to get some deca if I decide to do this, but I do have 1 bottle of NPP. So anyone with info, if you could maybe gear the dosing schedule for NPP also. I guess my main questions are, what dose for a 65 lb dog? Are half life's the same in dogs? Thx to all.

Kasinova's picture

Aren't you guys afraid of putting your dog on the juice? Don't some dogs have the potential to get aggressive on the stuff?

ReadyToKillIt's picture

I'm still gathering info but as far as I can tell we are only talking about therapeutic levels of deca to help lubricate and soothe the dogs joints. Outside of deca, I have heard of an ex member that would give TRT doses of test to his dog. We aren't trying to get our dogs jacked, we're just using medicines as they are intended.

Kasinova's picture

Oh okay, that's good. When I read you guys were giving dogs steroids I was picturing an end-result something like this LOL: http://cdn.ebaumsworld.com/2007/07/dog01.jpg

OmNom's picture

Anyone who puts their dog on gear just to bulk it up needs to be shot in the head and removed from the gene pool lmao.. but no that dog has a genetic mutation where it has double the muscle fibers

OmNom's picture

My dog has a few more weeks before his deca really starts to kick in but I already notice a difference.. I'm not giving him test.. it'll just make him roam and hump everything.. the deca will basically cover everything he needs.. I'm not crazy about winny which a lot of vets seem to push

Bone degeneration can put your dog down before it's even ready to die.. literally cripples them but I wouldn't put your dog on any sort of supps until they REALLY need it.. In my case he could barely make it up the stairs anymore or keep up on walks.. You could tell he wanted to play but it just hurt him too much =[
I could tell this was it and he was going to go down hill physically if I did not take action so here we are.. With little to no exercise he would just get weaker and weaker and if you let that go on for too long no steroid will help your little buddy.. It's VERY cheap to keep a dog on doggy HRT and helps a lot but again DO NOT DO IT UNLESS YOU HAVE TO.. PM me if you need help

ReadyToKillIt's picture

Thanks for this brother. FR sent I wanna pick your brain on a couple of things.

snuka2012's picture

Interesting...i wish knew about this when my pooch was still around.

MONK's picture

Might have to take a leaf out of your book but instead of tren I fill my bull terriers biscuit/treat jar up with Dbols + Drol LoL Bet the fucker would sit and roll over for me then !!

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ReadyToKillIt's picture

He'd be making you sit and roll over after a long enough cycle lol!

MONK's picture

LoL fuck your right Biggrin

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snuka2012's picture

Then you might end up with 10lb chihuahua? Smile I've heard of test used on male dogs for an added spring and I could see deca could be helpful. I thought Novice pinned his pooch to help out quality of life...it would've been interesting to hear his input.

ReadyToKillIt's picture

Novi used test and deca. I just didn't get into any details before his departure.

Pale's picture

That was a good read GOW, Thanks.