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| ▲ puppy movement is a very important daily element (photo = ⓒ Victoria Perebiatska) |
All puppies, like humans, are encouraged to exercise moderate daily amounts of exercise.
Lightly, starting with a walk, playing with a guardian, running and playing, collecting a ball, and various other physical activities can all be exercises. However, dogs have different amounts of exercise depending on various factors such as breed and age.
Age is the most important factor
The age and breed of puppies are both important factors. Especially, the age ranges from childhood to adult dogs and old dogs. It is desirable that the protector encourage the most appropriate activity for the age of his puppy.
When I was a child, I enjoyed playing for a little while in the house, and gradually obeying the rules for the stage so that I can go outdoors and actively play.
According to one professional medium, the standard of exercise for puppies is to apply to the number of months at a 5-minute exercise rate. For example, 15 minutes is the most appropriate for a 3 month old puppy. Ideally, if you can go about twice in 15 minutes a day.
And if the puppy grows more, you can increase the momentum at a recalculated rate for the number of months.
Most activities that can be done with exercise include throwing with a small ball or taking a walk with people walking quietly together, but in the summer, it is good to go into the water and swim together. However, the energy can be actively spouted and injured. The caregiver should always be able to watch from side to side.
When a dog is a guardian, the guardian does not always need to be strictly supervised by the person. However, it is important to give at least 30 minutes to 2 hours of exercise every day.
It is helpful to hike or play with your neighbor's dog. Sleep patterns and quality are improved if puppies regularly maintain adequate amounts of physical activity.
However, if your puppy has already passed the adult age, you should be aware that you can not move as fast and agile as before. At this time, it is good to take a leisurely walk around the house together. Still, there is still a recommended daily amount of exercise.
The best thing is swimming. Swimming in the water helps to release the joints. If your dog can not swim well, it is a good idea to purchase equipment that will help you float on the water.
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| The proper amount of time and amount of exercise for puppies varies according to various factors such as breed, age, and health condition (Photo = ⓒ Damediso) |
Exercise according to varieties
Kansas State University veterinarian and assistant professor of clinical sciences, Dr. Susan Nelson, explained, "The recommended momentum and time vary according to the breed and age of the puppy, the overall health status, the current living conditions and other possible influencing factors."
In fact, there are some guidelines for behavior and health status of dogs according to breed. For example, small dogs, such as poodles, are less active and may not like intense exercise.
On the other hand, even large dogs are not as active as Great Danes. It is therefore important for the caregiver to find the best exercise each of the varieties can perform daily.
Varieties with a flat nose like a bulldog and sensitive to breathing are also relatively slow. They are somewhat difficult to follow an active lifestyle like other active varieties. It is better to just rest and rest.
However, very active and powerful varieties, such as Labrador Retriever or German Shepherd, are recommended to perform daily exercises, usually from 1 to 90 minutes.
Puppy's Exercise for Busy Guardians
In the case of a busy modern man, there is no time to constantly exercise with dogs every day. At this point, you should hire the appropriate Dog Walker so that your dog can maintain good health with sufficient physical activity even when you are not at home.
However, it is best to plan the appropriate amount of exercise and time according to age and breed, and to spend as much time with the puppy as possible.
Or it is also effective to replace the role of a busy guardian by purchasing a dog-specific toy. Toys are a pretty good tool for dog emotional stimulation and physical activity. If a toy smells or sounds, it can have a positive effect on the development of the dog.
However, if the daily schedule is too busy to digest, it is also a good idea to leave the dog to a professional service provider. You can have fun with other dogs, feed on time, and live a healthy life.
