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Winter Tips for you and your pets 05/04/2009
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How do you keep motivated through the colder months?  Well for me, exercise is a must!  It keeps me sane when the rest of the world looks the opposite and your animals will also benefit from daily walks.  Its easy to get home from work, switch on the tv and just settle in for the night watching mostly non entertainment.  I don't know about you but I feel alive when I take a walk in the evening.  My brain feels like its rested and often I come up with clever solutions to any daily issues.  I also just love taking dogs to the park and watching them play with each other, sniff each other and generally just run around like maniacs (something I think we could all benefit from doing every now and again).  Exercise for your pets is vitally important (as it is for you).  Even in older dogs, a stroll around the block provides a change of scenery, interesting smells and some exercise to the body and mind.

Young and fit dogs really benefit from being tired out with a good run and will often spend a good part of the day just sleeping until you get home.  Many dogs will also be much happier and less inclined to miss the company especially if they are an only dog.  Dogs love company and if you lead a busy lifestyle often we forget the very basics for our animals health and wellbeing.  I would encourage everyone to walk their dogs at least twice a day (early morning and evening) and if thats not possible, then consider hiring a pet walker to assist.  My personal motto is 'outource it'! 

There is no argument that everyone leads a busy lifestyle and if you find you don't have the time to do the things you know you should do....then hire professionals who can do it for you.  Life is just too short to be running around just doing stuff all the time.  It leaves no time to rest for yourself which is nuts.  There is more to life than just speeding it up...so take time out, rest, relax and outsource with a pet minder, pet carer or pet walker.  For as little as $5 for 15min your animals can be well exercised and well looked after.

 


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    Diana Pettersen

    Pet Minding and animal care have been my passion for many years.   I have always felt a special connection to all creatures great and small.  As a child I remember hiding from my two sisters and they would find me by following our dog 'lady' and our cats 'pippy' and 'snowball'.  They always gave me away!

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