Sentences with phrase «sufficient outdoor time»

By Josh Sunga, ABCDT Getting sufficient outdoor time with your dog can be difficult if you don't already have access to safe walking areas or dog parks.

Getting sufficient outdoor time with your dog can be difficult if you don't already have access to safe walking areas or dog parks.

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In addition every child must be able to spend sufficient amount of time in outdoor activities and unstructured play.

The philosophy behind slow parenting is exactly what it sounds like — that kids need time and space to explore the world on their own terms; that they learn to entertain themselves, play outdoors, and enjoy hanging out with their families; and that they receive sufficient down time to process what's going on their lives.

With adolescents less likely to spend time outdoors than younger children, they experience less exposure to the sun, which is how we naturally obtain vitamin D. Low vitamin D levels are also a problem at northern latitudes during the winter months when the sun is not sufficient for us to make vitamin D within our bodies, so dietary intakes become more important.

Due to changes in the outdoor temperature, the transmission time of photons from their creation point to City Hall varied over the course of a day — the time it took the researchers to gather sufficient data to support their claim.

First of all the puppy must be allowed to have frequent access to the outdoors, where he is give a sufficient amount of time to urinate and defecate before he is allowed to go back inside of the house.

To avoid this, simply brush your rabbit outdoors 1 - 2 times per week with a slicker brush during heavy shedding periods; otherwise, grooming your Tan Rabbit once every two weeks should be sufficient.

When animals are kept indoors for long periods of time, they should be provided with as outdoor - like an experience as possible: enrichment of their living environment, natural light, fresh air, sufficient space, and the ability to engage in natural behaviors.

The ASPCA believes farm animals should be given sufficient time in an outdoor environment, where weather conditions permit, that provides them with adequate space, vegetation or environmental enrichment, natural light, fresh air, and protection from deleterious weather conditions, predators and disease.