Some netizens expressed that it is not necessary to take the dog for a walk every day. Firstly, not everyone has that much time. Secondly, some dogs are very lazy and even hate going out more than their owners. So, is it okay to take the dog for a walk once every few days?
Simply defining how many days to take your dog on a trip is not very scientific, because it depends on the breed of dog. Different dogs have very different temperaments and preferences, and some dogs even dislike going out for walks.
Some netizens said, "I don't know how to tell the difference. I think the way to tell the difference is very simple. First, you need to see what breed of dog you have. If you have a sled dog, it is usually best to take it for a walk every two or three days to prevent it from destroying the house and causing trouble."
Another factor is the dog's activity level and age. Most older dogs are less inclined to exercise, and some dogs are simply not very active, especially those that are severely overweight. They mostly do nothing but eat and sleep.
Smaller dogs are generally quieter and don't need to be taken for walks every day. Larger dogs, on the other hand, are more energetic, especially for owners of Huskies and Alaskan Malamutes. If you don't expend some of their energy, your furniture might not survive.
In Cambodia, a couple owns a hairy Alaskan Malamute, a relatively common breed of sled dog. Interestingly, despite being a sled dog, it is rarely used for pulling sleds. The main reason is that its hair is too long, and when it comes into contact with moisture in its body, its hair is very prone to breakage.
The netizen's Alaskan rat has reddish-brown fur, which is a common coat color in Alaska. The dog is almost 3 years old now. Although it hasn't left a good impression on its owner in the past 3 years, it's not like what others say, a useless rat.
The owner said that its curiosity is quite strong, so it usually needs to go out for a walk with its boyfriend, otherwise it is impossible to pull it now, because the dog's weight has reached 80 pounds, and most girls can't pull it. It's good enough if they don't fall over because it pulls them.
A few days ago, the owner took Ala and her boyfriend shopping, but a little "theme song" appeared on the road. When the owner took Ala to a market, Ala saw "toy dogs" set up by the roadside. Because the little dogs barked at it, it got angry.
The dog was pulling its owner to run over to the toy dog, but the owner kept pulling it back. Unexpectedly, the dog got into a fight with the toy dog from dozens of meters away. The owner and passersby were amused by the dog's furious appearance.
The owner finally managed to pull the dog away, but before they had gone two steps, they saw many people displaying the same small toys on the roadside. The dog then dragged its owner over there again. The owner said they were almost exhausted because the dog was so strong, and the owner was even more helpless with it.
Ultimately, having exhausted all other options, the owner decided to buy a small toy puppy as a gift for Alaskan Malamute, even if it was just a present.
