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What is your dog like after a walk-very tired2007-11-25 2:53:19Answers:

It all depends on the dog's age, health, breed and the length of the walk. When I take my dogs on a long hike, they come home, drink water and pass out.

If your dog is exhausted after a short walk around the block, you may want to see your vet.

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Usually resting or sleeping. If it's been hot, panting a bit and needing a drink.

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That is the point.

He's only tired until something new excites him though. Being half lab means that that takes about half a second.

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My collie cross is NEVER tired !

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Daisy naps for a full day, she is a lazy dog.

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still in the same position as before i went out for my walk. I wish I could help more with your question but it does seem as pointless as a yorkshire terrier.

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Haha I wish.I go for really long walks several times a day. She has bursts of energy after every walk.haha she never stops!!! She's a jack russell.which explains why!!

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Because of the bulk of them, my Newfs are always very tired. My spaniels however could have kept going for much longer, so basically it depends on the size of the animal. Don't worry about them though because they all react to exercise differently.

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Very tired... but even more happy.

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when you take your dog for a walk, take a small portable bowl or something similar and a bottle of water for your dog. Make sure you don't over work your dog either, it really depends on what kind of dog you have. If your dog starts lagging some during a walk then take a break and let he/her rest.

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depends on size of dog an how often you take him ( her ) for walks ,and how far you go,a lot of people seem to think dogs don,t get really tired, but they really do, cause they,re on guard duty most of the time.

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when I take my dog walking we go about three miles, when we get back she's so giddy it's stupid them about half hour later she drops like a stone and doesn't move for about three hours then shes ready to go again! She's a doberman cross a year old.

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If your dog is 'exhausted' after a walk of only one mile, and he's a 'large, strong' dog, then something is 'terribly wrong' with him even though he's 'overweight' ... and I think that you should take him to the Vet for a 'check-up' at which you tell the vet about how 'tired' he is after 'walking a mile' ... otherwise, cut the walks back to about half a mile and 'take them up slowly' ONE BLOCK AT A TIME. Also, if your dog is 'overweight' you need to give him a good 'weight loss dog food' and not give him 'treats' until he's 'slimmer' and has more 'energy' ... but if he's an OLD dog (you'll need to check because different breeds get old at different ages) then you just need to 'cut back' a bit and help him 'trim down' with good food and take two or three 'walks' a day ...

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Yes my old dog is very tired after a walk but she is over 12 now so shes bound to be, but she does well and has a long walk with me at lunch time that lasts about an hour and a nice run in the park of an evening so shes not doing bad for her age.

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Try increasing the distance very day and walk your dog every day so it gets use to it but don't force it to go any further than what it wants to. Let it smell around and rest if it wants to. Sooner or later it would want to go even further in about a month.