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geordiegirl Jan 2021 10:10pm, 4 Jan 2021 12,938 posts	Quote Pin geordiegirl This was in April maybe it will come out under Q&A my brothers dogs need 3-4 walks a day And he’s training for some bug events this year so really can’t limit the dogs exercise or his.
geordiegirl Jan 2021 10:11pm, 4 Jan 2021 12,939 posts	Quote Pin geordiegirl It was gov.UK website
PenW Jan 2021 10:11pm, 4 Jan 2021 2,108 posts	Quote Pin PenW Further down under reasons to travel it says animal care and includes exercise of animal.
PenW Jan 2021 10:14pm, 4 Jan 2021 2,109 posts	Quote Pin PenW
Turtlemama Jan 2021 10:15pm, 4 Jan 2021 1,350 posts	Quote Pin Turtlemama Are childcare bubbles still in place?? Need to use it tomorrow !
PenW Jan 2021 10:16pm, 4 Jan 2021 2,110 posts	Quote Pin PenW See above picture turtle mama - yes
Lip Gloss Jan 2021 10:16pm, 4 Jan 2021 47,704 posts	Quote Pin Lip Gloss Yes
Tim of Fife Jan 2021 10:18pm, 4 Jan 2021 3,108 posts	Quote Pin Tim of Fife Nicola Sturgeon's comments on exercise....... "Unlike the lockdown last year, the frequency of outdoor exercise is not being limited. It is important for physical and mental health that we can get outdoors for fresh air and exercise as much as possible." Running, golf, tennis all OK. But asked not to go out of health board area for exercise Sensible and low risk
geordiegirl Jan 2021 10:22pm, 4 Jan 2021 12,940 posts	Quote Pin geordiegirl Thanks Pen I’d say we can exercise and walk the pooches. As you also say for your pup socialising and outdoor experiences are so important to him.
Keefy Yuletide Wreathy Jan 2021 10:32pm, 4 Jan 2021 9,493 posts	Quote Pin Keefy Yuletide Wreathy I don't own a dog but surely walking a dog is walking a dog, not human exercise? I walk to the supermarket for food and I don't chalk it off as my daily cardio.