Cook Veterinary Hospital

Strength and conditioning for dogs is more than just taking them for a walk or running around in the back yard. It helps us build a stronger relationship with our dogs, helps them learn confidence, teaches them new tricks, and it helps wear out their minds so they’re a little less likely to create havoc.
In this video Rena is learning a new exercise for the first time.

Strength and conditioning for dogs is more than just taking them for a walk or running around in the back yard. It’s about working specific muscle groups in different ways to help focus on preventing injuries and to help maintain muscle as our pets get older. It’s great for both our canine athletes and our couch potatoes. It also gets their humans up and moving too!