The rate of bone fractures associated with dog walking increased by 163%. About half of the bone lacerations are caused to the upper body of the dog walker, including wrists, arms, fingers and shoulders. A puppy that explodes can cause great harm to...
The rate of bone fractures associated with dog walking increased by 163%. About half of the bone lacerations are caused to the upper body of the dog walker, including wrists, arms, fingers and shoulders. A puppy that explodes can cause great harm to the owner's osteoarthropathy and can easily lead to contusion.
There is also a risk of bone fracture when walking a cat and dog? The rate of bone fractures related to cats and dogs has increased by 163%, from 1,671 cases per year to 4,396 cases.
About half of the bone lacerations cause the upper body of the cat and dog walker, including the wrist, arms, fingers and shoulders.
In this survey of dog walkers over 65 years old found that the most widespread harm related to cat walking is the pelvic cracks of cat walking dogs. This is a worrying result, because pelvic fractures in older people are sometimes very risky.
Although walking a dog is unquestionably of obvious benefits, it is also necessary to consider the risk of injury to the dog walker.
Why can walking a cat and dog cause harm?
All types of exercises and fitness are likely to cause injuries, but a puppy that explodes will indeed make walking the dog more and more difficult.
A puppy loves to rush, which does not mean that he is a bad puppy. On the contrary, it demonstrates the professional training ability of the owner or pet trainer.
Blasting is a natural behavior for puppies, but it is risky for you and dogs, especially when walking a large dog.
When a puppy carrying a collar explodes, it may cause injury to the puppy's head, neck or back. For those who walk cats and dogs, it is very likely that the puppy drags may cause contusion or drag damage. In the University of Pennsylvania research, 78% of related bone fractures are caused by women.
In order to better avoid this type of injury risk, dog walkers should exercise regularly, maintain a healthy weight and a reasonable intake of vitamin D, and (most importantly) master appropriate ways to walk cats and dogs.
How to prevent puppy from rushing?
Why do puppies explode? In fact, most people walk their cats and dogs in the wrong way. Everyone should feel that dragging the puppy can prevent the puppy from rushing, but in fact this only leads to the opposite expected effect.
When the puppy drags you forward, he can move forward, sniff the network, and do what he wants to do. Therefore, such behavior is effective, and the puppy slowly causes a subconsciousness to explode.
In fact, it is the dragging behavior of everyone, which "trains" the puppy's explosive behavior.
In order to better prevent the puppy from rushing, we must train to calmly relax while the puppy is tied. There are some specific methods below, such as:
1. As a dog walker, you must first maintain stress relief. The puppy can feel the restlessness.
2. If the puppy slowly rushes, the owner must tie the rope quickly and stay in place. There is no need to let the puppy carry me alone. Until the puppy tries to walk forward a few times, he finds that the owner or has not moved, and he will go home and ask you. When the puppy comes home and asks you, praise the puppy and give a reward.
3, when the puppy rushes, you can pull the rope in the opposite direction, or take two steps back. This posture is an invitational posture. The puppy will turn around and follow you at this moment, and praise them immediately when they approach you.
This game helps the puppy to concentrate on your body and follow you. You can keep training.
