Despite our biggest effort, we we're unable to magically add a few extra hours to your day. We tried. BUT we've got some excellent things you can start implementing into your week that should make the whole process of dog walking much, much easier to manage. Wanna get started? Ok, here we go….

1. Have a Daily Reminder
While an alarm clock may be necessary to help you get up for an early morning dog walk, it’s not the only way to stay on track. For many, setting up a daily reminder on their phone will be even more valuable — and less intrusive.

2. Be Flexible
Can’t walk your dogs at the scheduled time one day? No worries — do it a few hours later. Unable to get a walk in at all? Come up with a backup plan such as tossing a tennis ball around your yard. Weather not walk-friendly? Exercise your dog indoors!

3. Get Up a Half Hour Earlier
If your problem is that you genuinely don’t have time in your daily schedule to go for a dog walk, one of the best solutions can be to expand that schedule by getting up earlier and devoting this time to the walk. It will be an adjustment at first, but both you and your dogs will benefit.

If you have kids, take them with you! Kids love exercise. And if they're too small to walk and are stroller bound, not a problem. Anyone can join in on the dog walking fun, it's just a matter of trying out alternate options. If pushing a stroller and holding a leash seems overwhelming, try a Baby Bjorn! Just be resourceful and don't let obstacles hinder you – find a solution!

At the end of the day, we know life has a way of getting in the way of things. But don't put your pooch on the back burner. They have needs too! So treat their needs with as much importance as you treat your own. You and your dog will be very happy that you did.

We love the tips outlined above from Caesar's Way! To learn about these and even more solutions for dog walking, check their article out here.