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  Dog walking: You love the whole  dog walking experience . Taking your friend sightseeing and having him do some exercise is something that makes you proud! Check out the following five things you probably did not know about dog walking. Read and become a  pro dog walker. Walk in front of your dog When  walking your dog , he should walk next to you or behind you. To him, the one walking in front is the  leader of the pack.  If, on the other hand, he walks in front and leads you, he will be the leader of the pack. This might not be good for you and your dog. You should be the first one going out and the first one entering after a walk. Use a short leash This is crucial to better control. Depending on the  dog's breed , we do not recommend you start him on a  retractable leash,  for example.  Attach the leash to the very top of the neck to better communicate, guide, and correct your dog. Reward your dog during the walk When you decide tha...

  The winter chill might have us wanting to stay under the blankets all day, but our pets still need their exercise! How can you tell if your pet is getting  too  cold during the coldest time of the year? Signs That Your Pet Is Too Cold Just like us, our pets can get a little chilly! You might notice small changes in their behavior around the house as the weather cools down, like them avoiding cold tile floors and being more enthusiastic to cuddle up to you for body heat (and we’re not complaining). Things get even colder once you head out into the ice and snow for their daily walks or catio time! We all know that every pet is different, and that definitely extends to how much they like the winter. Long-haired Maine Coons and thick-furred Great Pyrenees native to snowy mountains may  love  the cold weather and wait all year to romp in the snow. On the other hand, smaller breeds with thin coats might struggle to stay warm once the temperature drops. So how cold i...