Pup-pup

From data of 50,000 dogs from 12 different breeds, findings showed that overweight dogs were more likely to have their lives cut short by up to two and a half years. Converted to human years, that’s as much as 10 to 15 years. It doesn’t help that about 56 percent of American dogs are currently obese or overweight.
Regular and measured mealtimes are great for keeping the extra weight off, as well as regular physical exercise. Check with your vet on the recommended food for your pet and formulate a physical activity schedule to help keep your pup in shape.

8 Tips For Walking Senior Dogs
1. Prepare For The Weather
2. Shorter, More Frequent Walks
3. Pay Attention To What Time It Is
4. Take Breaks And Bring Water
5. Walk On Easy Surfaces
6. Make Sure They Eat Right And Get Medical Attention
7. Take Special Needs Into Consideration
8. Listen To Your Dog

You should always consider the weather before you take your dog for a run outside.
Certain breeds, like Siberian Huskies, can handle running in the cold, while others, like Rhodesian Ridgebacks, tolerate the heat better.
Pay attention to your dog’s breed and their natural coat before you decide to take them outside for physical activity.

Brush Dog's Teeth
Brushing your teeth regularly isn’t just for humans. If possible, try to brush your dog’s teeth every day, or at least a few times a week.
While your minty or cinnamon toothpaste may smell good to your pup, you must not use human toothpaste for them. Dogs will swallow the paste, and several ingredients in human toothpaste are toxic to them.
Be sure to get a toothpaste specially formulated for dogs. Many dog toothpastes have flavors like chicken or peanut butter, and your dog will thank you for that!