How to Keep Your Dog Happy and Healthy

It's often said that taking your dog out for regular walks with a leash is essential to keeping your pet happy and healthy. In addition to occasional outings with the leash, regular tasks like check-ups and deworming are also crucial. A while ago, a netizen shared an experience when they took their dog to the vet for vaccinations while using a leash. At the clinic, they encountered a Golden Retriever. The dog, a 14-year-old senior, was obediently walking with its leash. It was overweight, and the vet took the leash from its owner while the dog watched other puppies playing. The dog seemed to long for that kind of playful energy, but its expression appeared sad and depressed. It simply leaned against the leash, staying close to its owner and the vet.
Anyone who has a pet cat or dog knows that their lives are generally short, often lasting only a decade or so. As their owners age, their dogs also enter their senior years. In some cases, due to neglect, some pets may even pass away earlier than expected. It’s said that we can’t fight against time, but in the limited time we have, isn’t it possible to do something to make our furry friends live healthier lives? One of the most important things is ensuring your dog gets vaccinated. Vaccination is crucial during a dog’s early years. By taking your dog to get vaccinated with a leash, you not only protect your dog from fatal diseases like rabies and parvovirus but also help protect yourself and others. Regular deworming is also important to keep your dog’s skin and coat healthy. If you find your dog constantly licking or chewing a particular spot on its body while brushing or grooming, it might be a sign of parasites or skin issues. For pet owners who want their dogs to live long and healthy lives, daily grooming and leash training are essential. Regular baths, ear cleaning, and grooming—especially trimming hair around the paws—shouldn’t be overlooked. When you regularly take your dog out with a leash, its physical health and resistance to diseases improve significantly through consistent exercise. At the same time, proper grooming helps detect and address bacteria and viruses early. For dogs with long coats, pet owners should ensure regular maintenance, as dogs care about their "looks" too! And, as always, spending more quality time with your dog is crucial. Unlike cats, dogs need more active interaction and can’t entertain themselves quietly. A dog deprived of attention might get grumpy, just like a child, and may even develop behavioral or psychological issues. So, when you have the time, take your dog out for a walk and let them play! Just remember to clean them up when you return home!

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