I have it on good authority (watching my dog) that zoomies are better when you can dart and weave between furniture.
I've moved to a colder climate, so wear socks indoors now. The dog and I have drift king battles. He has a cool signature move where he sprints across the lounge room onto his bed and slides it halfway into the kitchen. But I got him on hallway slides to the bathroom where such pace can only be achieved with superior control.
Where I live yards have all been turned into more buildings. The largest remaining yards are smaller than the average living room
True, new houses here, the back yard you can not even put a 15" pool, there's not enough space. Some people just have no grass in their backyard, just a big wood balcony/terrace with their bbq, table, chairs, etc. No more mowing!
In some places you'd be lucky to get more than about 60 days per year when you could use the yard.
Winter, rain, 30+ degree summers, etc.
I believe it refers to the desire to suddenly start running about in a senseless and thoughtless manner
My dog would do over half his zoomies going over the furniture. May as well spread it around to get him more exercise.
Mine has a habit of moving furniture just by jumping on it really hard. It's why all my stuff is pushed up against the wall now.
Lol, I put non-slip pads under the rug and couch to stop them from moving. Worked like a charm.
Zoomies happen for us as soon as we get home from the walk in the park, never in the park. Hardwood floors. Tom n Jerry and Loony Tunes creators obviously had dogs.
Ok do one with a bed that fills the empty space for when the 'cule is all in one place