Are zoomies good or bad for dogs?
Brandyn Erdman
2025-05-24 03:49:50
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The good news is this phenomenon known as zoomies is very common and nothing to worry about. Zoomies, also known as FRAP (Frenetic Random Activity Period) attacks, are precisely that, random bursts of high activity and energy. They usually don’t last long and you will know a zoomie episode when you see one. Most dogs will outgrow zoomies as they get older, and not all puppies will be plagued by this odd behaviour. Whatever the cause of zoomies, most dogs will outgrow it at a fairly young age. Again this is common and nothing to be too worried about, but you will want to try and redirect your puppy’s energy elsewhere. Dog zoomies is a very common phenomenon and some pet owners may find the behaviour comical whilst others will find it worrying.
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