HOW LONG SHOULD YOU WALK YOUR DOG?

The PitPat app has information on 200 dog breeds and a range of ages and fitness levels, and selects the appropriate activity based on the info you give it. For example, older dogs should go on shorter but more frequent walks while younger dogs need longer, more energy-intensive outings

Border Collie Unsurprisingly, this breed of dog known for running around fields herding sheep needs around 90 mins. Boxer They might seem a bit soppy and slow sometimes, but the hefty Boxer also needs a good 90 minutes. Chihuahua Little Chihuahuas should have 50 minutes of walking, running and playing per day, not including handbag time! Cocker Spaniel Cocker Spaniels could do with 70 minutes of exercise and games per day, according to the PitPat. Jack Russell terrier Terriers have a decent amount of energy for their size, so it’s 90 mins here too. Labrador Loyal, obedient and full of beans, you need to take your Labrador on 80-minutes of walks a day. Pug Life’s pretty easy for Pugs – just half-an-hour of activity per day is recommended by the…

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