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1 Go Fetch!

2 Problem My dog, Tru, isn’t getting enough exercise.

3 Hypothesis If I play fetch with my dog every night for two weeks, then he will get in shape and be able to play longer.

4 Steps of Experiment Day 1- I threw the ball for Tru 18 times. It took 8 minutes and it was about 80˚F. Tru was very energetic at first, but grew tired quickly. Day 2- Tru received the ball 22 times in 10 minutes. It was about 82˚F. He was so excited for me to play with him that he almost knocked me down. He played a little bit longer than the day before but not by much. Day 3- I played with Tru for 15 minutes. He brought back the ball 20 times. He was not as energetic as the days before today. He did not fetch the ball much.

5 Steps of Experiment Day 4- Tru went fetch for 10 minutes and got the ball 23 times. He barked at me until I came outside to play with him. The amount of times Tru fetches the ball hasn’t increased by much yet. Day 5- I could not throw the ball for Tru this day because of the football game. Day 6- Tru and I played for 8 minutes today and he brought the ball to me 23 times. Day 7- I was outside with Tru for 7 minutes and threw the ball 27 times. The number of times Tru is able to fetch the ball has increased by a little.

6 Steps of Experiment Day 8- I had to much homework this day to get out and play with Tru. Day 9- I played fetch for about 10 minutes and threw the ball 31 times. I can see that little by little Tru is getting in better shape. Day 10- It took Tru and I 18 minutes to play fetch. He retrieved the ball 40 times. I had to tell Tru it was time to stop because he was wheezing and getting very worn out. He probably would have played all night!

7 Steps of Experiment Day 11- I think Tru may have still been tired from the day before. Today he played for 10 minutes and brought the ball 35 times. Day 12- There was a football game today so I had no time to play with Tru. Day 13- We played for 12 minutes and he fetched the ball 39 times. I can tell Tru is getting in better shape everyday! Day 14- Tru played fetch for 15 minutes and gave me the ball 41 times. By the end of today he was pretty tired. Day 15- It took 13 minutes and 37 throws for him to get worn out.

8 Data

9 Conclusion My hypothesis was correct. Tru did get in better shape and was able to play fetch longer because of my experiment.


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