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Physics in walking my dog

maddiejeanne15

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My dog Cooper loves to go on long walks with me even in the wintertime. He loves to yank on the leash and almost rip my arm out of it's socket especially when he sees a squirrel. Surprisingly this all has to do with physics. When Cooper yanks on the leash he is exerting a force on my arm which is the same amount of force my arm exerts on him. This means that every time Cooper yanks on my arm until I can't feel it, he is also feeling the same force on his neck where his leash connects to his collar. He clearly hasn't caught on to how physics effects his life because he still continues to yank on the leash when we take our walks.

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