Walking the dog is a daily routine for shovelers. But this job is not very friendly to physical scum like mine. Sometimes people are exhausted and dogs are still not addicted to running. At this time, for the shoveler who is not good at running, having a bicycle can make walking the dog much easier, but only if you let the dog learn to follow the car.
Not all dogs are suitable for cycling. There are two main ways to pair a dog with a bicycle, one is to let the dog run with the bicycle, and the other is to put the dog in the bicycle basket. Before you decide to take your dog for a ride, you need to decide which way your dog is suitable. Dogs such as pugs, jingba, and pit bulls are not suitable for cycling. Because their natural short snouts are doomed to not be able to exercise too vigorously, otherwise they are prone to difficulty breathing. Similarly, some small dogs or dogs that are not good at sports are not suitable for cycling, and they are prone to fatigue, heat stroke or injury.
If you want to take the above dog on a bicycle, you may want to install a pet basket in the back seat of the bike, make sure the pet basket is strong enough and the dog does not resist, and then take the dog to ride slowly.
Medium to large dogs with good physical fitness can be trained to accompany the bike. However, before training, you also need to check the dog's physical condition to see if it is suitable for training. In addition, dogs with better obedience and greater guts will be more suitable for training. On the contrary, if the dog is timid and introverted, or overexcited and disobeys the owner, this type of dog is not suitable for training even if it is physically qualified.
<h1>How to train your dog to go with the car</h1>
If you decide to train your dog to run with a bike, you first need to introduce your bike to your dog. You can put a leash on your dog and take it to the bike. The dog may be scared at first, take it off the bike if it is scared, and give it a little reward if the dog is not afraid. You need to take it slowly closer to the bike until it gets used to it.
When your dog gets used to cycling, you can slowly push the bike and the leash will take you to move the dog forward. We can give the dog some rewards at the right time to keep the dog calm and focused. Until the dog doesn't need to be pulled by a leash and follows the bike, you can start riding a bike.
When riding a bike, you need to keep it slow to medium speed and observe how your dog reacts to increasing the amount of exercise. If your dog starts slowing down or limping as he runs, it proves that your dog needs to rest. Take a break and you'll be able to push your bike home with your dog. At the beginning, it is about 10 minutes a day of training, and then you can increase the exercise time by 5 to 10 minutes every few days.
After all, walking with a bicycle is a relatively strenuous exercise, and the owner needs to prepare sufficient water for the dog before training. In addition, the owner needs to avoid high speeds or sharp turns during training, and moderate speed is ideal for the dog to keep trotting. In addition, if the weather is too hot, do not take the dog to ride a bicycle, not to mention the high temperature of the ground is easy to burn the dog's paws, high temperature is also easy to make the dog heat stroke.
Finally, if you can also follow the rules of dog walking on your bike – wear a leash, control your dog, and respect others, then you can have a pleasant bike trip with your dog.
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