It is best not to stop your dog from sniffing everywhere when walking your dog. Dogs like to sniff everywhere. It is their innate nature and habit, and it is also the main way they use to sense their surroundings. Of course, if your dog smells something dirty, you can stop it in time. If the environment where you are walking your dog is relatively clean, there is no need to specifically stop it. If the owner stops it, the dog will feel at a loss. The sniffing behavior of dogs is very important to them. It is a way to communicate with the society and other dogs. It is considered a social behavior. Owners can let them relax and let the dogs release their natural instincts. At the same time, they can vent some of the dogs' anxiety and make them healthier physically and mentally.

If a dog never gets information about other dogs of the same kind, then there must be something wrong with the dog's character. Through sniffing, it can bring benign stimulation to the dog's body and mind, thereby relaxing the mood and building self-confidence.

Things to note when walking your dog:

1. Avoid going to dirty places. Try to take your dog to less cluttered bushes or dirty places as there are more bugs and bacteria in these places.

2. Control dog walking time. The walking time for dogs of different sizes will be different. Small dogs usually take 20 to 30 minutes, while large dogs take more than 30 to 120 minutes.

3. Take safety measures. If the dog is in a special period, such as pregnancy or estrus, safety measures should be taken, such as wearing menstrual pants, and not engaging in too strenuous exercise.

4. Wear a muzzle. If the dog itself is relatively aggressive, put a muzzle on the dog so that it is less likely to hurt other people.

5. Clean up feces. When you go out to walk your dog, it is inevitable that your dog will leave behind feces. As an owner, you must clean up in time and keep and walk your dog in a civilized manner.