Safety of dog walking

Like other animals, after millions of years of evolution, the skin on dogs’ feet has become very thick and hard. Only in this way can they quickly walk run. Ordinary gravel roads are not harmful to dogs’ feet and are good for the growth of their claws. However, the road conditions that dogs encounter on urban roads are sometimes worse than those encountered by wild animals. It's even worse, after all, there's no broken glass all over the ground in the wild, and no nails intentionally placed by bad guys to tie up car belts.

How to walk a dog

The first time the dog receives this training should not exceed 5 minutes. Dogs have become accustomed to wearing collars and leashes when they are 80 to 90 days old. When taking the dog for a walk, the length of the leash should be appropriate, so as to provide the dog with room for movement and make it easy to use at any time. It is advisable to pull the dog back.

Key Points of Dog Walking

Dogs are very sensitive to time. If you take your dog out for a walk at six o'clock in the morning and five o'clock in the evening every day, it will remember this time as long as it lasts for a week. Whenever "walking time" approaches in the future, the dog is ready to go out. If the owner happens to be busy, it will naturally urge the owner, become restless, and even keep barking.