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Exercise Plan for Non-Commercial Kennel Dogs 2025

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The document outlines an Exercise Plan for Non-Commercial Kennel Dogs, detailing the responsibilities of the kennel owner and veterinarian in establishing a structured exercise regimen. It includes sections for identifying the kennel and veterinarian, as well as specific requirements for exercise frequency, method, and duration. The plan must be signed by both parties and kept on record at the kennel.

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Do walks count as exercise for dogs?

Different ways to exercise your dog. Walking should be part of every dogs daily routine. Most dogs need at least 1-2 walks per day (unless otherwise specified by your vet).

What is considered active for a dog?

You can estimate the dogs activity level by counting how many hours per day the dog is physically active: Low activity: less than 1 hour/day. Normal activity: 12 hours/day. Active: over 23 hours/day.

What is enough exercise for a dog?

As a general rule, aim for at least 30 minutes to 2 hours of physical activity per day for most dogs. Adjust the intensity and duration of exercise based on your dogs preferences and limitations, and consult your veterinarian for guidance, especially for puppies, seniors, or dogs with specific health conditions.

Is 30 minutes a day enough exercise for a dog?

Generally, dogs benefit from regular exercise, including running, to maintain their physical and mental well-being. The American Kennel Club recommends at least 30 minutes to 2 hours of exercise per day for most dogs, depending on their energy levels and requirements.

What constitutes dog exercise?

Walking with your dog is the classic dog exercise, and for good reason its a great way for both you and your pup to work out at your own pace. Its low-impact, which means its gentle on your joints, and is suitable for all fitness types, including overweight pets or those aiming to increase their exercise level.

What counts as exercise for a dog?

Make jumps out of broomsticks or pool noodles. Make a tunnel by draping blankets over a line of chairs. If Fidos a little guy, buy a cheap kids play tunnel from Target. Make a tire jump by duct-taping a hula hoop between a pair of chairs. Make a weave obstacle by setting up buckets in a line.

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