Stop Picking Dogs by Their Looks

Your 2-hour commute through Bangalore traffic is your dog's biggest enemy. Here is why.

Kylosi
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The Aspirational Trap

You think you will start jogging at 5 AM once the dog arrives. You won't. Audit the person you are today, not the person you hope to be.

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Your Real 168-Hour Week

Subtract sleep, work, and that long Gurgaon commute. What is left is your 'Active Surplus.' It is usually much smaller than you think.

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The 40°C Delhi Factor

Can you walk a Husky in a 42-degree heatwave? If the weather keeps you indoors, your high-energy dog stays trapped and destructive.

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Energy is Not Drive

Energy is stamina for running. Drive is the 'job' they crave. A dog with high drive and no mental work is a disaster waiting to happen.

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The Working Breed Warning

GSDs and Labradors aren't just 'family dogs'—they are athletes. Without 2+ hours of work, they will find their own 'jobs,' like eating your sofa.

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Tier 1: Under 1 Hour Daily

Limited time? Stick to senior dogs or Pugs. High-rise living in Noida requires a dog with a natural 'off-switch.'

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The Indie Advantage

Indian Indies are masters of adaptation. They handle our climate perfectly and usually thrive with 1-2 hours of daily activity.

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Sniffing is More Tiring than Running

Short on time? 15 minutes of scent work (sniffing) tires a dog as much as a 1-hour run. Quality stimulation beats distance every time.

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Is Your Dog Sending Signals?

Chewing floor tiles? Constant pacing? These aren't 'bad' behaviors; they are symptoms of a failed Activity Audit.

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Budgeting for the Gap

If your audit fails, you must outsource. Professional walkers in Bangalore cost ₹3k-8k monthly. Factor this in before you adopt.

It’s Not a Pet. It’s a Schedule.

Choosing a dog isn't an emotional choice; it's a logistical one. Align your 168 hours to their biological needs for a happy, quiet home.

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