YOGYAKARTA Every day, dogs need to be taken for a walk to be mentally, emotionally, and physically healthy. The walk for dogs also stimulates its mentality to recognize odors, socialize with other dogs, and explore the world around it.

In addition to the explanation above, traveling for dogs is also important to overcome boredom. This makes him happier and more relaxed. Launching Psychology Today, Thursday, February 16, senior dogs usually take longer to walk than young dogs. But many specific breed dogs that only take a long time to prevent injury to joints and muscles.

OLD dogs, it takes 20-30 minutes to walk. It can also allocate longer time if the condition of the body is prime. If the dog is an adult, give it longer to walk. However, don't ignore the race, body type, and dog personality. For the most part, certain dogs need time to have fun with longer walks. It is also important to allocate two times a day for a walk.

Small breed dogs, such as airing, Malta, pallon, Pomeranian, and Yorkshire Terrier usually take shorter walking time. Because their small legs move more to cover the same distance as the older dog's feet. Similar to b mangy dogs andtags, they need shorter walking because short nosenoses make it more difficult for dogs to breathe while exercising.

Dog breeds with long backs and short legs such as Basset dog, Dachshund, Welsh corgi brokeer, and Scottish terrier, may require shorter walking. Although this depends on the race and each dog. Some short-legged dogs are fine with going longer, so talk to your veterinarian and measure your dog's abilities.

For small dogs, flat-faced dog breeds, and dwarf dog breeds, start walking for about 15 to 30 minutes, twice a day. Start these walks in cooler weather to make it easier for your dogs. If your dog likes to walk around, and seems to enjoy walking longer, you can gradually extend the distance it runs, always stopping before your dog is exhausted.

Medium to large races, such as beaugle, English springer spaniel, golden collector, and Labrador retriever, can usually run longer, provided the dog is in good health and physical condition. This breed can usually take a medium and long walk easily.

Unlike athletic races, such as the Australian Shepherd, the Boerder collie, Siberian husky, vizsla, and Weimaraner need to gradually increase their speed of walking for stamina. They take longer walking time to be calm and happy at home. Start walking for about 30 to 60 minutes, twice a day. Increase the duration and frequency of the walk as much as possible that makes your dog feel comfortable and excited.

Plus, adjust the dog's journey with weight or health conditions. Usually, it's best to increase the length of the dog's walk gradually. So, start with shorter routes and short times then add gradually. It's important for you to pay attention to the condition of the dog while traveling. Take the trip before they get too tired which is marked by a slow, wide road, refusing to walk forward, or lying down. If this happens, give them time to rest and take a walk home.


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