Access to dog-friendly walking environments and better education about dogs' physical needs, could all motivate people to get out and take more exercise with their pets, found researchers from the iUniversity of Liverpool in the United Kingdom. /i Researchers estimated that 40 percent of dog owners don't take their dogs for a walk. In the UK, almost a quarter of households own a dog, but less than half of adults meet the necessary level of 150 minutes ...Wednesday 27 August 2014
Dog-Friendly Neighborhoods Could Tackle Obesity: Study
Access to dog-friendly walking environments and better education about dogs' physical needs, could all motivate people to get out and take more exercise with their pets, found researchers from the iUniversity of Liverpool in the United Kingdom. /i Researchers estimated that 40 percent of dog owners don't take their dogs for a walk. In the UK, almost a quarter of households own a dog, but less than half of adults meet the necessary level of 150 minutes ...
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