I am concerned that tries to eat the feathers. Is this a problem, I keep away from her. Do you know what I found? My cats are the same. Yeah, not good if you eat them, but do not worry if you do not eat a bit of it happen.

From what I can tell… Aby's are a beautiful breed. They have the personality of a Siamese, so they are independent and very active and curious. They need to be trained well, as they will get into more things because of their intelligence. Very physical. If you don't know anything about cats, I highly suggest that you get a cat at the pound, and start there. Also read up about them. Think of a dog in a cat body.

Were they calmer, more responsive within a week from getting rid of too much energy? That type of thing, also how long were the walks before and how long are they now? Also if you could add details – did his recall improve? Less impulsive behahiour overall? Bark less? Sleep better? Basically any and all differences you’ve noticed since improving their excercise, thanks. Well, I have your answer. I learned the benefits of exercising the dog and behavior many many years ago, with my first dog. She was a rescue, approx 1 1/2 years old, beagle/lab mix. I'd take her for a walk, or what I thought was a decent walk and then we would come into the house and she'd run around like a nutcase, jumping on and off the couch, on and off the bed, just running around. I realized, that was because she wasn't tired. I then started increasing our walks. So our routine became go to the park in the morning, off-leash, chase squirrels, play ball then finish our walk on leash through town. I would say it was appx mile walk. We maintained this well into her senior years. At 12, 13 & 14 years old, she was still in terrific condition, it was only until she hit 15 did she start to slow down and she didn't enjoy the night walks anymore due to vision changes. My current dogs are dachshunds (standards), they’re from hunting/show lines. These guys don't get tired either. I have the same routine with them that I had with my mix. So I would say we do a total of approx 4 miles a day, of course, it's less depending on the weather (very hot or very cold or bad footing due to ice). When we get stuck with only leash walking and our walks are short due to the weather, my guys just don't know what to do with themselves. Besides a good amount of exericse, they also go to obedience class, agility class, obedience run-thru's, so they’re always physically and mentally stimulated, so when they do get home, they eat and sleep. A Tired Dog is a Good Dog is an expression I found to be true.

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