10 Signs Your Dog Needs More Exercise

Restlessness at Home: Your dog is constantly pacing or can't seem to settle down, indicating pent-up energy.

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Weight Gain: Your dog is gaining weight despite a healthy diet, signaling a lack of physical activity.

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Destructive Behavior: Chewing furniture or tearing up the house can be a sign of boredom and unspent energy.

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Excessive Barking: Your dog barks excessively, especially when left alone, as a result of unfulfilled exercise needs.

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Hyperactivity: Your dog is overly excited or can't calm down, even after normal activities, suggesting more exercise is needed.

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Depression or Lethargy: Your dog seems uninterested in playing or appears depressed

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Pulling on the Leash: Your dog pulls on the leash constantly, eager to run or explore more than usual during walks.

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Difficulty Sleeping: Your dog has trouble sleeping through the night, possibly due to a lack of daily exercise.

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