FAQ

Signs your dog is tired of walking include lagging behind, excessive panting, limping, refusing to move, or showing signs of stress or discomfort.

Yes, it is possible to overwalk a dog, especially puppies, seniors, and dogs with health conditions. Walk routines should be tailored to individual needs to prevent overexertion.

Signs your dog is tired of walking include slowing down, excessive panting, lagging behind, limping, refusal to move, or lying down mid-walk.

Yes, dogs can be overwalked if the exercise exceeds their physical or developmental capacity, especially in puppies, seniors, or those with health issues.

Two miles is generally not too far for a healthy adult dog, but suitability depends on the dog's age, breed, health, and energy level.

Adult dogs typically need 30–60 minutes of daily walking, while puppies require 5 minutes per month of age, up to twice daily. Adjust based on health and breed.

A 20-minute walk may be adequate for some small or low-energy dogs, but most healthy adult dogs benefit from at least 30–60 minutes of exercise per day.

Most healthy adult dogs benefit from one to two daily walks totaling 45–60 minutes, though needs vary by breed, age, health, and energy level.

Most healthy adult dogs need at least one to two walks daily, totaling 30–60 minutes or more, but this varies by breed, age, and health.

Yes, research suggests that dogs do dream similarly to humans, often processing daily experiences during sleep.