If you have time, try not to choose a walking time too late
Letting dogs go out for a walk not only allows their bodies to be trained, dogs can also learn a lot of things during the walk. Taking the dog for a walk accurately and continuously improving the quality of the walk are also of great use to the dog.
In our case, walking is nothing more than letting the dog come out for a run and meet other dogs. As for the rest, there is no need to worry too much. In order to prevent dogs from nibbling food on the ground, many owners will stop immediately when they see their dogs sniffing on the ground. However, such behavior is actually a dog's instinct, so there is no need to deliberately stop it. We can let dogs sniff everywhere, but if they chew food on the ground, they should stop as soon as possible to avoid accidents.
Under normal circumstances, when we take our dogs for a walk, we often choose familiar locations. However, if the weather is still relatively bright when we are walking the dog, we might as well choose a place that we have not been to before. Dogs are more interested in strange foods, and unusual environments may more easily arouse their interest. However, because it is a strange environment, owners need to be more careful and not let the dog do excessive behavior towards strange people or dogs. Although the place for walking should not be too noisy, you can also choose to go out at a time when there are not many people around. After the dog has a certain degree of familiarity with the surroundings, you can also go out at a time when it is relatively noisy and train the dog at the same time. The courage of a dog.
, it may be of some help to the dog’s rest. The length of the traction rope can be appropriately longer to give the dog more room to move, but it must be within a controllable range, otherwise it will be caught off guard when encountering certain emergencies. Even though the dog's night vision ability is pretty good, try not to choose a walk that is too late, as this is not useful for the dog to become familiar with the surrounding environment.
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