It’s 20 degrees, the wind’s kicked up, and the sun just set. I don’t care how sad my dog looks, a walk this evening is out of the question. Even if I wanted to brave it, it is dangerous for him, even with dog boots and a dog coat. But we need to do something.
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Running has gone to the dogs
Running with your dog, especially if you have a high energy, is a great way for both of you to stay in shape. And a brisk 20 minute run may expend as much energy as a 40 minute walk–so you may even fit in that exercise before work without getting up earlier….
Running has gone to [...]
Cycling With A Dog
Active dogs need more than a walk to keep them fit. Taking them for a good bike ride is a nice way to give them and yourself some exercise. Not the easiest thing and certainly not for every dog, but maybe it is for you. Read on…
Cycling With A Dog — exercise for you and [...]
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 and help him avoid health [...]
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 home alone. In any case, [...]
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 doesn’t expend all the energy [...]
Why you should use a dog walker
What do you do when you have to work a lot of overtime and poor poochie is antsy at home? Get professional help!
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- 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...