Why Do Dogs Experience Zoomies?
Channel: Bark Pooch
Date: 24/07/2019

Most dog owners get used to Zoomies, but in some cases, these energy bursts may become a bother if they happen at the wrong time

say when your dog is let free or in the room where you store your precious items. You need to know a few things about zoomies.

Dr. Rachel Barrack from New York City’s Animal Acupuncture says Zoomies happen when a dog wants to release some excess energy in the body.

Typically, a dog runs wildly for a few minutes, and according to Dr. Jill Sackman from BluePearl Veterinary Partners, it’s like winding up a toy to the maximum. To many people, this would look like a cheerful run that is full of energy.

Zoomies remains a mystery to many people according to a Los Angeles-based veterinarian.

If a dog has been through a dull experience like a visit to an animal clinic or has spent a day alone, Zoomies may help stimulate the dog and give him some relief over the tedious experience.

It’s advisable to let this happen out of your house. Additionally, when a dog experiences zoomies during a walk, keep him off the road.

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