These little bundles of energy run around like furry tornadoes, but their exercise should be short and sweet. Their growing bodies and bones need protection from overexertion. Focus on:
- Daily, short play sessions and walks: Aim for a half-hour of focused activity in the morning and evening.
- Fundamental training: Helps with physical and mental development.
- Lots of rest: Naps are a puppy’s best friend!
Adult Action
- Find their happy place: Daily walks, park visits, and playtime are essential for their physical and mental health.
- Reinforce good behavior: Use walks and play as a way to reinforce training, strengthening your bond.
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Our beloved senior dogs may be slowing down, but that doesn’t mean they don’t need exercise. The key is to adjust the routine to their needs.
- Gentle walks: Maintain mobility and mental stimulation with leisurely, low-impact walks.
- Keep it calm: For frail or infirm seniors, gentle grooming, quiet playtime, and loving attention are perfectly acceptable forms of activity.
- Monitor health: Keep an eye on their weight and fitness level to ensure they stay comfortable.