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a).- Age

A puppy's bones are still developing, so they need more frequent walks than an adult dog. A good rule of thumb is to walk puppies 5-6 times per day for a total of 30 minutes to 1 hour. Once they reach adulthood (around 1 year old), you can cut back to 2-3 walks per day.

b).- Breed

Certain breeds were bred for specific tasks, like herding or hunting. As a result, they have higher energy levels and require more exercise than other breeds. If you have a high energy breed like a Border Collie or Australian Cattle Dog, you should aim for 3-4 walks per day. For comparison, low energy breeds like Shih Tzus only need 1-2 walks per day.

c).- Energy Level

In addition to breed, your dog's individual energy level will also affect how often they need to be walked. A good way to gauge your dog's energy level is by observing their behavior. If they're always running around and full of energy, they'll probably need more exercise than a dog who likes to lounge around all day. Dogs with high energy levels will need 3-4 walks per day, while low energy dogs only need 1-2 walks per day.

d).- Health

Dogs with certain health conditions may need more or less exercise than healthy dogs. For example, dogs with arthritis may need shorter but more frequent walks instead of longer ones. Speak with your veterinarian about what kind of exercise routine is best for your dog's health needs.

Conclusion:

The bottom line is that there is no single answer to the question "how often should you walk your dog?" The frequency of walks will depend on different factors.

By taking all of these factors into account, you can figure out a walking schedule that works best for both you and your furry friend!