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Hes a Jack Russell and hes very small for his age but very playful, I just need to know whether my dog needs longer walks.
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Though I don't have a back garden so I tend to take her out at least 3 times a day to relieve herself.
That's just around the corner - every few days she goes up to the castle and will go mental chasing all the pigeons from their hiding places, and that'll completely tire her out.
Then most weekends she'll get a very long walk (a few hours) out in the wood or something.
Saying that if they only have one walk a day it is what they get used to. The more often you walk him the more times he'll rest up and not be so excited around the house.
I have a German Shepherd who plays with a tiny, tiny dog. It tires him out and I've heard from the other owner that her dog just crashes when he gets home.
> Sorry, I've not really read the previous posts.
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> Does no-one else in your house walk your dog? We have two little
> cairns, both surprisingly vicious, and they get walked three-four
> times a day (two of those are by my dad).
My dad doesn't like the dog. He never wanted to get a dog and it was only me who did so I ended up paying for the dog meaning I do all the walks etc etc which seems fair to me.
Does no-one else in your house walk your dog? We have two little cairns, both surprisingly vicious, and they get walked three-four times a day (two of those are by my dad).
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One of the parents give her a walk before going to work for 15 minutes.
If my dad goes to the shops or anywhere she gets another 20 minute walk.
When my dad is at work (he works 4 months at a time), my little brother lets her outside on the front for 10 mins at dinner.
She gets a 30 minute run at about 4:15 to 4:45.
She gets her last walk at 9-9:30 for 15mins.
Don't worry about him always getting excited as my dog gets excited every time she goes out.