Daily Exercise Ideas to Keep Your Dog Active
Walks, sniffing games, fetch and training sessions: simple ways to give your dog the daily activity they need at every life stage.
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Walks, sniffing games, fetch and training sessions: simple ways to give your dog the daily activity they need at every life stage.
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You can start gentle training and socialization as soon as your puppy settles in, usually around eight weeks. Short, positive sessions work better than long ones.
It varies by breed, age and health. Most adult dogs do well with at least one good walk a day plus play and sniffing time, and your vet can advise for your dog.
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