Born to Move
Good House Keeping - US|May 2022
As the saying goes, a tired dog is a happy and well-behaved dog. Here's how to find the right exercise for your pup and why it's important for them to get active.
By Lizz Schumer
Born to Move

Regardless of age, breed, size or disposition, all dogs need daily physical activity. Courtney Briggs, head dog trainer at Zoom Room, recommends at least 30 to 60 minutes of exercise a day as a general rule for most dogs. Consistency is key: Similar to the way proper training can prevent injury in someone who is new to, say, running, a daily exercise regimen keeps your pet in good shape and can help them avoid injuries, explains Jo Myers, D.V.M., a Colorado-based veterinarian who works with Just Answer.

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