Essay On Dog Walk

Dog out for a walk, out for potty should be a regular schedule and that itself is good indicator of overall health. A regular schedule means body waste and toxicity is eliminated from body regularly. But how often this should be done will vary from one dog to another dog. Irrespective of breed or body weight. There are many factors that determine, the frequency a dog gets the urge to pee.

For example, smaller breeds and younger dogs will need to urinate more frequently than larger breeds and older dogs. For some breeds even once in a day walk to pee or poop is sufficient. For high energy dogs need more frequent walk to pee. A general rule suggested by veterinarians is 15minutes, twice a day walk as a healthy schedule. Apart from age, sex, health condition; the weight, routine activity, kind of food the dog is fed and the environment all of them play a role in a dogs need to go out for a walk to pee or poop.

In theory, a pup is able to hold her bladder roughly one hour per month of her age.

Dogs can only be relied on to hold their urine or feces one hour for every month old they are, until 8 hours at 8 months old. Never expect a dog to hold it longer than 8 hours, and remember that sick or older dogs won’t be able to hold it as long as healthy young adult dogs

The following factors influence how many times you need to walk your dog each day:

• Smaller dogs have smaller bladders and need more frequent potty breaks than larger dogs. There are some breeds that have a small bladder, and this can affect frequency.

• Dogs with illnesses will require more walks to prevent eliminating in the house.

• Dog’s with high energy levels need more walks.

• If you give your dog low residue food elimination may come once every two days, so frequent walks are not necessary

● A 3-month-old puppy can generally be left for a maximum of 4