Dogs with short legs are not suitable for going up and down stairs?

No matter what kind of dog, it is not recommended to climb stairs often.

In order to get enough exercise for dogs, even if some owners don't have elevators on their floors, they still take their dogs upstairs for a walk every day. Just going up and down the stairs frequently is harmful to the health of dogs, especially those dogs with short legs and feet, which will do some harm to the spine.

Dogs with short legs like Corky and Dax need our attention most about their spines. Because if the body is too long, there is indeed a greater risk of injury to the spine when going up and down stairs and jumping. So if you have these dogs at home, you should be more careful when going up and down the stairs. If the owner is still strong, it is recommended to hold the dog up and down the stairs. If the owner himself has a certain age, he should pay attention to not going up and down the stairs too often.

It should also be noted that some owners like to hold the dog upright like a child, which will also put some pressure on the dog's spine, so it is recommended to keep the dog's body straight when holding the dog, not upright.

Dogs like dachshunds are prone to such problems, so besides climbing stairs, you should be careful when exercising. The exercise demand of dachshunds is actually relatively large. Some owners don't let dachshunds exercise because they are not big, so many dachshunds will have obesity problems. The same is true of Ke Jiquan, who is also a dog that needs a lot of exercise.

Besides proper exercise, you should also pay attention to your diet and don't feed too many snacks. Don't feed the dog too many calories to avoid obesity. Once obesity occurs, it is not only harmful to the body, but also increases the pressure on the bones.

Generally speaking, whether a dog has short legs or not, it is not suitable for going up and down stairs too often. At the same time, in order to avoid putting too much pressure on the spine and bones, it is necessary to control the dog's weight. This requires the owner to pay attention to the usual diet and exercise problems.