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Isn't that why they recommend for people to get a dog? You have to walk them every day, and dogs enjoy a brisk walk!, and they help with stress. I'll put it th
by taylodl 2y ago
Isn't that why they recommend for people to get a dog? You have to walk them every day, and dogs enjoy a brisk walk!, and they help with stress.
I'll put it this way - I don't have any problems closing my exercise ring on my Apple Watch just by walking my dog and I walk at a pace that keeps my heart rate at 120 bpm and above. Add in some push-ups, wall sits, step lifts, crunches, and planks (in other words - any so-called "7-minute workout"), and you're set!
- hombre_fatal 2y ago> You have to walk them every day Only if you're a decent person. I'd be surprised if even half the dogs kept as pets get walked every day.
- xboxnolifes 2y ago> You have to walk them every day If you don't have a sizable yard.
- Modified3019 2y ago>You have to walk them every day I never saw this growing up. Dog walking was something people did maby on a weekend if they were “good owners” where I was at (west Michigan). Generally there was a decent sized yard with a fence though. Keeping a dog on a chain society marked you as lower class trash (as it should). For me personally in the past 10 years there’s been a large and noticeable change in how often people walk dogs both where I currently live (PNW) and when I return to Michigan to visit family. Even my aging parents are in the habit of dog walking now. Though that’s in big part because they have more free time, no kids in the house, and need something to do.