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Newcorgi · 09-04-2007, 01:45 PM

I might have misused the term "bite inhibition". What I meant to say was that she used to bite me really hard but now after yelping out loud "Owww" for few days she stopped biting me and other people.

I bought my corgi from a pet shop so i'm on my own in terms knowing her tempermant.

Well every day I take her out for 40 min walk and she gets to stop and relax for few minutes during her walk. Other times she gets to play at dogpark or at daycare from 1 - 2 hrs. I kept on reading everywhere how I should tire out my puppy and give plenty of excercise but no one said for how long.

Can anyone recommend a general guideline i should follow in terms of duration of dog exercise? Thank you.

P.S. Pup's name is Sergeant Pepper, tri color female pembroke welsh

09-04-2007, 01:45 PM	#7 (permalink)
Newcorgi Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 2	I might have misused the term "bite inhibition". What I meant to say was that she used to bite me really hard but now after yelping out loud "Owww" for few days she stopped biting me and other people. I bought my corgi from a pet shop so i'm on my own in terms knowing her tempermant. Well every day I take her out for 40 min walk and she gets to stop and relax for few minutes during her walk. Other times she gets to play at dogpark or at daycare from 1 - 2 hrs. I kept on reading everywhere how I should tire out my puppy and give plenty of excercise but no one said for how long. Can anyone recommend a general guideline i should follow in terms of duration of dog exercise? Thank you. P.S. Pup's name is Sergeant Pepper, tri color female pembroke welsh Last edited by Newcorgi; 09-04-2007 at 01:48 PM.