How Cold is Too Cold to Walk the Dog?

A general rule of thumb is if it is too cold for you, it’s too cold for the dog. But make sure you looking at weather fairly. “Don’t want to” and “too cold” can be two different things. It is important for your dog get some physical activity even in

Puppies and Exercise – Not So Much

You just got a new puppy. You know the basics of dog ownership: someplace to sleep, food, training, and exercise and play. But a puppy is not an adult dog, he is still growing physically and still learning mentally. You need to approach each of these areas differently than you

How To Train Your Pet To Become A Treadmill Dog

by Michael Selvon One of the most popular exercise machines out today for humans is the treadmill. The reasons why treadmills are so popular are they are easy to use, they burn calories, and they create less impact on your body compared with walking or running on hard surfaces

Exercise Can Help Train Your Dog

Many of a dog’s behavioral problems can be attributed to a lack of proper exercise. Exercise plays a very important part in helping to keep your dog physically, as well as emotionally, happy. Of course, the physical part of exercise is obvious. Exercise can keep your dog at a proper weight

Selecting the Obama Family’s First Puppy – Pet Adoption Expert Offers Tips

Unlike the presidency, which lasts for only four years, adopting a dog is for life. Susan Daffron, the founder of the National Association of Pet Rescue Professionals and the author of “Happy Hound: Develop a Great Relationship with Your Adopted Dog or Puppy” (www.HappyHoundBook.com) has a few tips for how

9 Simple Fitness Exercises to Kick Start your Dog’s Health

Often lack of exercise is not the dog’s fault. No diet, however superior will provide the kind of health necessary to live a long life without adequate daily exercise. He may be kept inside all day while you are out, and there is only so much activity he can do at

A Short Walk Is Not Always Enough

The exercise you choose for your dog should depend on the age, weight, health and breed characteristics. A Beagle or Retriever needs more play and exercise than a Pug or Bulldog. What's the point if you actually get up and out to talk your dog on a walk, but he
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