Ways To Help Your Senior Dog Feel Young Again!

PRLog (Press Release) - Sep. 22, 2011 - My Yorkie, Max, has been and will always be my best friend. Max has brought me so much joy throughout the years. Cuddling with Max on the coach, I sometimes reminisce about all the fun times when he was a puppy running around the yard chasing my black lab. Those were the days that Max was full of energy and entertainment. Today, Max is a senior. Still finding ways to entertain me, he will stand at the back door and bark to go outside with the door open or will run into the screen door when it's closed. Even though he is 11 years old, I still find ways to keep him active and fit.


Here's a few things you can do to help your senior dog feel young again:

1. Keeping Your Senior Dog Healthy and Happy. By simply monitoring your dog's diet, not overfeeding them and getting them regular check ups can make a huge difference with their health.

2. You Can Teach An Old Dog New Tricks. Learning new things can help keep your senior dog's mind sharp.

3. Exercise. Exercise. Exercise. Regular walks can benefit your senior dog. Ask your vet what would be appropriate for your dog.

4. Have a Ball. Playing with your senior dog is a benefit to both of you. Even though you may have to be the one that initiates playtime with your senior dog, it can help bring out the puppy again.

5. Attitude is Everything. Your dog doesn't know they are old, they just know that they want to be loved.

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