Corgis are liked by many people. They have good personalities and are very friendly to people. Moreover, corgis have a rather quirky personality. Raising a corgi can bring a lot of fun to life. There are more and more people, and many people are not clear about some of the points to pay attention to when raising corgis. For example, many people want to know whether to keep corgis for regular walks? Today, the editor will take you to understand how many times a corgi needs to walk a day.
Corgi walks once a day for 30 minutes each time. You can also let Corgi do some exercise indoors. The exercise time does not need to be too long, just proper exercise.
Small dogs weighing less than 5 kilograms do not need much exercise, and dogs weighing up to 10 kilograms need to walk for more than 15 minutes a day. Dogs weighing 10-15 kg need to walk for more than 30 minutes a day. Dogs weighing up to 20 kg need to walk for more than 60 minutes a day. Dogs weighing more than 25 kg need to walk for more than 120 minutes a day. This will ensure that the dogs are getting the right amount of activity and keeping them healthy.
When the corgi becomes an adult, its weight reaches 10 kilograms. At this time, the amount of exercise should be increased. Because the purpose of walking the dog is to facilitate them not to defecate at home, so the first time out can be as short as 10 minutes, with the number of days. Increase, the corgi’s walking time will gradually increase to 30 minutes. Corgis can increase their activity to more than an hour when they are three or four years old.
Don’t let the corgi exercise too much. Excessive exercise of the corgi may cause ligament, heart and other diseases. Don’t underestimate these hidden dangers. Corgi also has internal organs. Like humans, human diseases, corgis may suffer superior.
If the owner does not take Corgi out on weekdays, and starts to walk around with Corgi after the holiday, or even run fast, it may cause Corgi disease. Corgi’s heart beats so fast that it will be seriously injured. Muscle hypoxia can also have a certain impact on the spine, so the Corgi’s exercise is gradually accumulated little by little.