Really depends on the dog. The problem is that people get high activity working dogs and then don't work them.
Re:When Did Dogs Become Our Best Friends?
by newsclues on Monday March 25, 2024 @09:56PM
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Itβs not just the exercise but enjoyment of the outdoors and nature.
Not always that simple. I have a giant doberman. I no-shit threw a frisbee for this doberman 72 times yesterday (and ran with her three miles). She gets more exercise than the sheltie I had as a kid that ran leash-free in the country. And if you dare leave her in the backyard her whine could emit high-pitch frequencies that shake glass. She's a city dog that would be lost in the country without a human to hang with.
Live in a suburban house with a small back yard and a small dog doesn't like it and wants to roam.
Dogs are great in rural areas, in cities I think they suffer for the sake of humans.