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Dec 22, 2024 7:31 PM

  Dog sports are organized contests that provide physical exercise and mental stimulation for the animals, fun opportunities that allow dog owners to bond with their pets, and entertainment for spectators. There are numerous types of dog sports, as highlighted below. While some are better suited for particular breeds (such as scent work for Bloodhounds and weight-pulling contests for sled dogs including Siberian Huskies and for muscular breeds such as American Bullies), most are open to all dogs. A dog’s skill set and activity level should be considered when selecting a sport. This fast-paced, timed obstacle-course contest requires and spurs strong ...(100 of 1774 words) Access the full article Help support true facts by becoming a member. Subscribe today!

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