We would be hard pressed to find a dog that does not like to be outdoors. The key to have the dog completely enjoy activities outside is to have it happy and healthy. In that state, they are always ready to go and be a part of an adventure. Ensure your dog has plenty of physical endurance and stamina. In addition, it’s mental state of mind needs to be clear. Obedience is important for good outing as well is good and appropriate diet.
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Key Takeaways:
- Many dogs respond well to “come” or “stay”, but only when they’re looking right at you. When training your pup make sure you teach him the “stop” command.
- Puppy training classes are helpful for families bringing a new companion into the home, but stopping after the first class is no way to prep your dog for the Great Outdoors.
- You want to ensure your dog listens to your every word, so you need to invest the time and money it take to properly train him.
“If she’s panting extremely hard, refusing to move forward, or showing signs of an injury, give her water and rest.”
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