Chow Chow (certain introduction)
Traveling in mountains and rivers is a good way to relax, and many people feel stressed. Most of the time, you will choose to find a place with beautiful scenery to travel and relax. Naturally, as a loyal companion of the owner, the dog will naturally enjoy the good times of playing. So on those occasions where there are mountains and water, why not take your dog with you to climb mountains? Will it have any effect on it?
For dogs, climbing, especially climbing steps, is a great exercise for training the muscles of the hands and feet. The strength and muscle development of the hind limbs can be trained during the process of going up the mountain, and the forelimbs can be trained during the process of going down the mountain. You can selectively target its specific muscles for training, which is very effective for many competition-level dogs that need to participate in dog shows.
However, long-term climbing of stairs will increase the load on the dog’s shoulder joints and hip joints. After exceeding a certain amount, it will cause wear and tear on the tissues around the joints, which is important for some complex dogs. It's very painful. Golden Retrievers, German Shepherds, Labrador Retrievers and other breeds, originally due to some hidden dangers in early breeding, are prone to very severe hip joint development, so more attention should be paid to not allowing the joints to be in a Overload condition. Owners need to consider their dog’s physical activity habits and ability to judge whether to take it hiking.
Therefore, it is okay to take your dog to mountain climbing, but you must pay attention to the amount and time of exercise. Otherwise, if the dog’s body load is exceeded, it will only cause harm to their body, so do not The owner must pay attention.
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