How to create a daily schedule for two huskies' walks and training?

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Need help with a routine for my two huskies. I tend to be lax and want a schedule for walks, training (on what) grooming and etc. Don’t work....please help. Pet's info: Dog | Siberian Husky | Female | spayed | 7 months and 16 days old | 48.8 lbs

Dr. Davis · Accepted Answer

Great question. I recommend taking them out to potty first thing. Then feed them when you eat breakfast. Let them rest at least a half hour to digest their food then take them for a walk. My dogs have access to a fenced yard all day but they love their morning and evening walks to check out what going on in the neighborhood. Let them rest when you get home. As far as training goes general obedience training helps with manners, makes them easier to walk and better companions. Taking a group obedience class is fun and you would get to work one on one. When you work on sit, down, stay, and heel at home you will make more progress working with one dog at a time with the other one not in the training area. They can play outside and inside during the day. Then I recommend another walk late afternoon or early evening. I’d feed them dinner before you eat and keep them inside and calm while digesting their food. Enjoying time with them inside during the evening is good, then one last trip outside to potty before bed. Dogs and people both love a daily routine so adjust this to fit in with your personal schedule and activities. Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach to help you care for your dogs.

How to create a daily schedule for two huskies' walks and training?

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