All dogs jump. It’s a natural seemingly effortless motion for dogs. Many dog sports ask the dog to jump frequently. Jumping style as well as fitness is important to maintaining your dog’s soundness. My main reason for becoming a certified canine fitness trainer was to focus on injury prevention. After living through some dog sports …
Introducing
Aniolek’s Hooked on Sealah We welcomed this lovely gal to our pack over the weekend. Sealah has beauty and brains with a desired temperament for our home. She is settling into our busy house nicely. Subscribe to my blog to keep up with her training, adventures and all things puppy fitness and nutrition. Sealah and …
Fit for Life…Even as a Senior
CCFT Earlier this year I completed a program through the University of Tennessee earning my Certified Canine Fitness Trainer, (CCFT) credentials. Fitness, nutrition, and overall longevity are areas I’m most passionate about so I was excited to have this opportunity. The CCFT curriculum gave me a better overall understanding of canine fitness. Pairing that with …
Virtual Happenings
AKC has extended an opportunity for evaluators to remotely review trick submissions via email. If you need some assistance in having your trick dog titles evaluated I would love to help you with that, just email me. Not sure exactly how "tricks" can be useful, check out a previous blog I wrote on tricks. If …