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Is your dog a Happy and Healthy Dog?
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Is your dog overweight, lacking in good muscle tone, or starting to show signs of early joint weakness? Or does your dog habitually bark at every little noise and activity that it hears or sees?
Does your pet chew up everything it can gets its mouth around, dig up your yard so that it looks like a moonscape, or engage in other misbehaviors that have you saying, "No! Bad Dog" until you’re hoarse?
If any of the above sounds like your dog then it is possible that your pet is simply suffering from a lack of exercise. Regular exercise is just as important to your dogs health as food, water, and regular vet visit.
Few people realize how much exercise the average dog needs. Whether your dog is in it's puppy, adult, or senior stage of life, adequate exercise is one of the most crucial ingredients to a happy and healthy dog.
Lack of exercise is the number one reason too many dogs are labeled as "hard to handle," "out of control," destructive," or just "too hyper." Sadly, these dogs often find themselves chained up in a yard, or worse turned over to shelters, when in fact the majority of these dogs are simply under-exercised.
While a fenced yard can provide a safe and handy place for your dog to "do its business," most dogs cannot obtain the exercise they need while confined to a yard. Usually they will go out, sniff around, do their business, and then plop down, or they will engage in unhealthy activities such as compulsive hole digging or tail chasing.
Every dog, whether it has a yard or not, still deserves and needs at least one 30-45 minute walk a day outside his or her yard or other confiding area. The Daily Walk provides your pet with the following:
Time for Socializing
Dogs on a walk get the opportunity to socialize with other dogs and people. This is especially beneficial for puppies that learn the rules of acceptable canine social behavior from meeting other dogs and people.
Escape from Boredom
Confined dogs get bored without variety in their lives. Walk past a fenced yard and watch the resident dog race along the fence line, bark, pant, whimper, and practically turn somersaults to get your attention. Imagine being able to see a park, alley, or vacant lot from your yard but never getting the chance to explore it. Just as humans get cabin fever from being cooped up, it is even more so for your dog.
Benefits of Exercise
• Promotes Joint health and stability.
• Pet is more willing to rest calmly while inside the home
• Cures many behavioral issues
• Improves looks & overall happiness of your dog
• Improves heart and lung function
• Allows for more attentive behavior
PPCS understands that for reasons beyond the owners control they are often unable to meet this most basic need of their dog. Whether it is only once or several times a week PPCS is here to assist you with your
pet care needs.
PPCS is a Professional Pet Care Service willing to assist you with providing quality, loving, and personalized care for your pets. Services are tailored to meet each pet and pet owner's needs.
