How Often Do You Need to Walk Your Dog?
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Walking your dog isn’t just about bathroom breaks—it’s essential for their health, happiness, and mental stimulation. But how often should you actually be heading out for a walk? The answer depends on a few factors, including your dog’s age, breed, and energy levels.

General Guidelines for Dog Walks
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High-energy breeds (Border Collies, Australian Shepherds, Huskies): 2–3 long walks per day (60–90 minutes total)
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Medium-energy breeds (Labradors, Cocker Spaniels, Beagles): At least 1–2 walks per day (45–60 minutes total)
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Low-energy breeds (Bulldogs, Basset Hounds, older dogs): 1–2 shorter walks per day (30 minutes total)
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Puppies: Short, frequent walks (5 minutes per month of age, up to 3–4 times daily)

Why Walks Matter
Regular walks help with:
✔️ Physical exercise & weight management
✔️ Mental stimulation & preventing boredom
✔️ Socialization with other dogs & people
✔️ Bonding time with you
The Perfect Walk Companion: The Walk Kit
Walking your dog should be a breeze, and the Modern Dog Collar included in our Walk Kit ensures both comfort and style. With a durable leash and an adjustable collar, it’s designed for stress-free strolls—whether it’s a short neighborhood loop or a long park adventure.