Helping Senior Dogs Stay Active
By PetPrams Editorial ·
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Older dogs still need stimulation, fresh air and time with you — they just can’t always manage the distance. Here’s how to keep a senior dog’s world big even as their stamina shrinks.
Shorter, more frequent outings
Two ten-minute walks often beat one long one for a stiff older dog. Watch for the moment enthusiasm turns to effort, and turn back before then.
Let a stroller cover the gap
A stroller isn’t giving up — it’s letting your dog come to the park, sniff the world and ride home when they tire. Pair walking and rolling on the same outing. Our guide to choosing covers what to look for.
Mind the joints
Soft bedding, gentle inclines and avoiding hard jumps all help. A stroller with real suspension makes the ride itself easier on aching joints.