VETERINARIAN Nick Ortiz strikes a balance between his busy schedules and enjoying his pastime of going into outdoor leisure, riding the buggy car with his wife May.
He usually spends his weekend engaging in outdoor adventures with friends or with his family as his way of maintaining a healthy and meaningful lifestyle.
Recently, he asked his wife May to go with him. They will ride the buggy car of his friend Michael Morcilla and explore the woods.
His wife went with him to see if it is fun to go into the woods, accessible only if you ride a bike or the bunch can traverse rugged terrain.
While on their way to the rough terrain, his wife enjoyed the jarring ride, and she was amazed that they had reached such a remote destination. But it was fun and a great adventure.
Dr. Nick is used to exploring those remote places and was also having fun, listening to the mixed feeling of his wife May, who was enjoyably responding to each bump that they have crossed.
Dr. Nick said it is precious to have such outdoor fun, especially with his wife May, to give her a break from her everyday routine of taking care of family affairs.
Going to remote places with beautiful trees teeming around is relaxing, healthy, and safe.
“With the Covid-19 pandemic, the vital m consideration that you do when you go out is to either be with a family member or friends you know as particular as you with health protocol. So going to the woods is fun, and the adventure is meriting our physical well-being,”he said.
Dr. Nick spends his regular days attending his Dog clinic, educating a few individuals about the activity and characteristics of dogs.
He imparts his knowledge on dealing with the incessant barking of dogs, basic obedience training, and responsible pet ownership with a limited group of pet owners who experience various situations involving their dogs.
Dr. Nick has a penchant for taking care of dogs, being the most loyal animal on earth.