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Spring is here and it's time to get outside and get moving!
Today, we're going to show you how you can exercise with your pet.
Exercising with your pet is not only good for you, it's also good for your pet's stress relief and emotional well-being, and it's a great way to bond with your pet.
Let's take a look at some of the different ways to exercise with your pet that are good for you and good for them.
1. Go for a walk
Walking is the most classic form of exercise with your pet.
Walking at a moderate pace and getting some fresh air is a great way to strengthen muscles and boost your metabolism!
Plus, walking with your pet can strengthen your bond and reduce stress!
2. Play
Playing with your pet is an active form of exercise,
Catching a ball thrown with their front paws, chasing, playing tug, etc.
Playing physically with your pet can help relieve stress and improve your pet's fitness and strength.
3. Go for a swim
Known as a full-body workout, swimming is an effective way to improve fitness and muscle tone in both humans and pets, and being in the water is easy on your pet's joints, which can help prevent injury.
However, not all breeds love the water or are good swimmers, so if your pet finds it difficult to swim on their own, it's great to play with them and help them get used to it :)
4. bike riding
Biking is great for cardio and strength building, and if you ride with your pet, or you ride your bike with your dog, you'll be able to build up your stamina and ride farther than you would if you were exercising alone!
5. Do yoga
Also known as "doga," yoga with pets is already a popular practice overseas.
It's an exercise where you and your pet coordinate breathing and movements to strengthen your bond and help keep your body and mind relaxed.
These are just some of the ways you can bond with your pet and get a healthy workout together,
Exercising together is great, but the most important thing is to spend quality time with your pet!
That's a surefire way to get fitter and healthier.
We also recommend that you consult with your veterinarian and other experts before you start exercising together, as the right exercise for you and your pet will depend on their breed, health, and personality, and the wrong exercise can be stressful for them.
