Dalmatian (detailed introduction)

       Many dog owners have probably already made walking their dogs a habit, so if one day they don’t take them out, they themselves may feel a bit uncomfortable. We know that walking dogs has many benefits for their physical health, but we should also pay attention to some safety issues involved. Let's discuss the benefits and risks of walking dogs.

       Benefits: 1. Going out for a walk allows dogs to breathe fresh air, refresh their mood, is good for their health, promotes digestion, and provides enough exercise to expend energy and avoid excessive barking. 2. It exposes dogs to unfamiliar external stimuli, with long-term training helping them remain calm when encountering special situations. 3. Exposure to suitable sunlight promotes calcium absorption, which is beneficial for bones.

       Risks: 1. Some untrained dogs swallow anything edible they see; if they eat discarded bones, they may choke in the throat. 2. Some grasslands recently sprayed with pesticides can poison dogs if they accidentally enter. 3. During walks, dogs may come into contact with other dogs, which may lead to disputes. 4. Contact with dogs carrying infectious diseases may lead to significant safety risks.

       Therefore, walking dogs has both advantages and disadvantages. Every dog owner should pay attention to using a leash when walking their dogs to prevent disputes with other dogs or eating random items on the ground, and try to avoid contact with stray or other dogs on the road to reduce the risk of disease transmission.