2 Basic Needs A New Dog Owner Must Get Used To: Exercise & Grooming
November 8, 2008 by Austin Pawers · Leave a Comment
All dogs need exercise, especially young puppies. And it is very unlikely for your dog to get the sufficient amount of exercise he needs just by sitting around the house, which is what most dogs do when they are left alone for many hours at a time. Read more
Practice Good Dog Owner Etiquette While At The Dog Park
November 5, 2008 by Austin Pawers · Leave a Comment
Taking your dog to a dog park where he can roam free and socialize with other dogs is beneficial to both your pet as well as your peace of mind knowing that you are providing your companion with a high level of socialization. For example, in the city of San Diego there are two locations near the beach which offer a designated dog park which is a fenced in environment, in addition to a “dog beach” which is a section on the shore totally set up for dogs to roam free off leash. Read more
3 Dog Park Rules Every Dog Owner Should Know
November 5, 2008 by Austin Pawers · Leave a Comment
All across the country, more and more designated property areas are being built specifically for dogs. This is a wonderful trend that should be taking place in every city across the United States. Read more
Biking With Your Dog
November 5, 2008 by Austin Pawers · Leave a Comment
Most dogs love to run, and some breeds are physically bred for speed and endurance, such as the Greyhound, who can run up to 45 mph. Other dogs that are built for speed are the Afghan Hound and the Saluki. But regardless of the breed or the size of your dog, expect that he can enjoy a good jog in the park, or even a quick run around the block. And if riding a bicycle is something that you enjoy doing, taking your dog with you (depending on his size and physical condition) is a wonderful way to spend time with him while getting and good workout yourself at the same time. Read more
Getting The Right Amount Of Exercise For Your Adult Dog
November 5, 2008 by Austin Pawers · Leave a Comment
When your dog has reached his senior years - about 7 years old for large breeds and 14 years old for small breeds - his level of energy may be lower, he may begin to settle down a bit, and he may only need less exercise. Read more
How Much Exercise Does My Dog Need?
November 5, 2008 by Austin Pawers · Leave a Comment
In humans, the importance of exercise has been proven time and again. But what about our canine friends? Is it enough to just feed them properly and give them occasional walks? What are the benefits of exercise to dogs? Read more
Walking, A Great Way To Exercise Your Dog
November 5, 2008 by Austin Pawers · Leave a Comment
Did you know that your dog will become inactive, dull, and overweight if he is confined inside your home for long periods of time? Not only that, but he is also likely to develop some type of behavioral problem like excessive barking or chewing, and will have a tendency to develop an aggressive, destructive behavior. Therefore, exercise is not only important because it keeps your dog happy, it is vital for your dog’s physical well-being, as well as his mental health. Read more
Well Trained Adult Dogs Still Need To Be Stimulated!
November 5, 2008 by Austin Pawers · Leave a Comment
Your adult dog needs the right amount of balance in his training. These needs include a regular dose of physical exercise, mental exercise, and the need to socialize. Providing your dog with these needs will keep him happy, healthy, and may even add extra years to his life. Read more
