Humans aren't the only ones getting a bit stir crazy
Photo: Courtesy Universal Pictures In the weeks since we started social distancing, here at the Strategist we’ve written a lot about how to stay fit at home, covering everything from the best alternatives to in-person classes to the best gym equipment and yoga mats. But humans aren’t the only ones who need exercise. “In an age of overwhelming canine obesity in America, exercise offers ways to keep our dogs physically fit as well as mentally occupied,” says Dr.
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If you’re looking for a treat to use, Semel recommends all-natural chicken True Chews because they don’t crumble so you can easily break off pieces for smaller treats. Similarly, Grossman likes the lamb lung treats from her store’s in-house line because they’re made from a single ingredient, aren’t greasy, and break apart easily. You can also use bits of your dog’s regular food, or human food like carrots or apples.
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