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posted Aug-02-2006 09:29 PM. Hey I have been running for a while now and usually run 2 1/2 - 3 1/2 hours after my last meal. I don't know if that is how long you should wait or if you should wait longer. I need a time that will allow me to still be fully functional while running, and not feel hungary in the middle of running.
Best Answer: Yes, running (and even slowly jogging) your dog after eating can potentially be very dangerous. This is especially a risk for dogs over 5 years old, which your dog is. The best thing you could do for your dog is to feed her 30 minutes AFTER her walk/run. Depending on what kind of food you have her on, it could take between 1 to 6+ hours to fully digest! So, you do not want to be taking her out right after eating.