You run regularly – or are about to start running again – and you have a fairly active dog. The combination is obvious – run with your dog!
And a great combination it is. You get your workout on. Your dog gets to work off energy and see the sights. You and Rover are spending quality [...]
Archive for June, 2008
Run Spot Run – Jogging with Your Dog
How To Improve Your Dog’s Behavior Through Exercise
I say this many times in this blog: exercising your dog in not just for her physical health but her mental health too. Think about how stir-crazy you get when stuck in the house for days on end (and we here in Michigan can attest to that in the winter!) Check out another Traci’s article [...]
No Time to Exercise Your Dog
Sometimes, with the hectic nature of our schedules (work, business, kids, partners, school, friends, parents, hobbies-ha! who has time?…) we find it hard some days to work in time for our canine companions. This should not be the case, but I live in reality. I know we don’t always have time for a walk or [...]
Exercise and Dog Dysplasia
Lately, when you take your dog to play in the yard or at the dog park or for a run, you may notice a slight limp later. It might not slow her down much, but you wonder if maybe you need to take it easier.
What is Dysplasia
“Off-and-on lameness is a common sign of degenerative joint [...]
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- What you lose when you can’t walk your dogs
- Exercising Indoors
- Dog People Get More Exercise
- Offer Your Dog An Active Lifestyle
- Running has gone to the dogs
- Cycling With A Dog
- It’s Not That Complicated
- How Cold is Too Cold to Walk the Dog?
- Puppies and Exercise – Not So Much
- How To Train Your Pet To Become A Treadmill Dog
I spend my hours playing with dogs and showing others how to play with theirs. Whether you call it play, games, or exercise, it’s all good for the pooch and good for us too.My husband Reg and I have been playing with pooches officially for 5 years. That is–when we started to look into new ways of exercising...