Bedlington Terrier (detailed introduction)

       As dogs gradually grow older, their various bodily functions slowly begin to degrade, and their physical resistance correspondingly decreases. We know exercise is a good method to slow down bodily aging, but as dogs get older, is exercise still suitable? Do elderly dogs definitely need exercise? Let's discuss.

       The exercise for dogs also needs to be adjusted according to their age. After dogs enter their elderly stage, providing some mental stimulation is quite important. Because dogs at this age tend to respond slowly, appropriate exercise can also help slow down the phenomenon of delayed reactions to some degree.

       Many toys are specially designed for elderly dogs. On one hand, these toys can exercise the dog's brain; on the other hand, they can reflect whether the dog's reaction ability has declined. Some toys are uniquely designed with small rewards inside. Dogs must think and try to get the small rewards inside the toy. If the dog shows signs of slow brain reaction, these toys can be tested. If the dog has vision or hearing problems, toys that bounce with lights or sounds can be chosen.

       As dogs age, their physical condition deteriorates accordingly. Therefore, exercise is a very good way to ensure their physical health. However, what we should pay attention to is the amount of exercise. If it exceeds the dog's physical capacity, it will not strengthen their physique but may cause harm. We must be careful about these issues.