How To Walk Your Dog In Snow
The winter season is a great time to get out and enjoy the fresh air with your dog. However, walking in snow can be dangerous for both you and your pet if precautions aren’t taken. Here are some tips for walking your dog during the winter months:
How to walk on snow:
The most important thing to do is prepare. The more prepared you are, the less likely you’ll need to walk back from your dog’s favorite spot to get them home.
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Make sure your dog knows basic commands
If your dog has never been on a walk on snow, you’ll want to make sure that they know the basic commands before going out. This means knowing when to sit, stay and come when called. A well-trained dog will love being outdoors more than one who isn’t as well-trained.
Stay – This is so important! Staying will prevent your dog from chasing after squirrels or other animals outside their territory; it also keeps them safe if cars are passing by or people around who may not be friendly towards dogs.
Drop It – Use this command whenever they pick up something disgusting off the ground! I would recommend adding this command even if it doesn’t apply directly because it allows them to learn a new word/command which always makes training easier down the road.
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Use a harness or jacket with a leash attachment point on the back, not the chest
If you do not want to use a harness, you can also try using a jacket with a leash attachment point on the back. This will keep your dog close to you and prevent him from getting tangled in his leash while walking through snow.
Conclusion
We hope these tips will help you to walk your dog safely and happily in the snow. Remember that you should always consult a veterinarian if you have any concerns about your dog’s health, and keep an eye out for signs of frostbite or hypothermia. The best way to prevent problems is to keep your dog warm, dry, fed, and hydrated at all times!
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