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Benefits Of Physiotherapy For Dogs | Pet Active Life
www.petactivelife.com
Do you know how physiotherapy exercise can help your dog live a more comfortable and happy life? Read more to find out today.
**There are a couple of spaces still available for the morning session**![]()
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Follow the link to book your place ![]()
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INTRODUCTION TO CANINE CONDITIONING![]()
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Saturday 26th June - 2 sessions ![]()
10am - 1pm & 2pm - 5pm ![]()
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Venue: Beech Village Hall (near Alton, Hampshire ) ![]()
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Canine conditioning is important for all dogs, but especially important to those doing any type of sporting activities ![]()
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Through specific exercises we are able to improve body awareness, flexibility, balance, speed, mobility and muscular strength - which overall improves our dog’s performance and reduces their risk of injury. ![]()
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Lisa will talk you through the benefits on canine conditioning and work through a selection of exercises suitable for your dog(s). ![]()
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As well as general conditioning Lisa is also going to discuss the importance warming up & cooling down your dogs before and after exercise and you will have opportunity to practise a warm up / cool down routine on the day. ![]()
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This is a practical workshop where you get to work you own dog(s) with Lisa’s expert guidance and supervision. ![]()
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Conditioning exercises not only have physical benefits to your dog but they mental benefits too. They are also a great way to strengthen the bond you have with your dog too 🙂 ![]()
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Maximum of 6 dogs per session. ![]()
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£40 per dog. ![]()
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Book your space here: ![]()
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Happydogtraining.as.me/?appointmentType=22764797![]()
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(Please note that there will be a nosework games competition running from the venue on the same date - if you wish to attend both I am happy to work your time slots to allow this to work for you)
These excellent ramps are made to measure to suit the height of your vehicle, sofa or even bed! Sara is amazing and will tend to your every need! 🥰
**limited spaces remaining** ![]()
![]()
INTRODUCTION TO CANINE CONDITIONING![]()
with Lisa Baker - Qualified Canine Physio and Massage Therapist. ![]()
![]()
Saturday 26th June - 2 sessions ![]()
10am - 1pm & 2pm - 5pm ![]()
![]()
Venue: Beech Village Hall (near Alton, Hampshire ) ![]()
![]()
Canine conditioning is important for all dogs, but especially important those doing any sporting activities - including both Hoopers and Scentwork. ![]()
![]()
Through specific exercises we are able to improve body awareness, flexibility, balance, speed, mobility and muscular strength - which overall improves our dog’s performance and reduces their risk of injury. ![]()
![]()
Lisa will talk you through the benefits on canine conditioning and work through a selection of exercises suitable for your dog(s). ![]()
![]()
As well as general conditioning Lisa is also going to discuss the importance warming up & cooling down your dogs before and after exercise and you will have opportunity to practise a warm up / cool down routine on the day. ![]()
![]()
This is a practical workshop where you get to work you own dog(s) with Lisa’s expert guidance and supervision. ![]()
![]()
Conditioning exercises not only have physical benefits to your dog but they mental benefits too. They are also a great way to strengthen the bond you have with your dog too 🙂 ![]()
![]()
Maximum of 6 dogs per session. ![]()
![]()
£40 per dog. ![]()
![]()
Book your space here: ![]()
![]()
Happydogtraining.as.me/?appointmentType=22764797![]()
![]()
(Please note that there will be a nosework games competition running from the venue on the same date - if you wish to attend both I am happy to work your time slots to allow this to work for you)
This content isn't available right now
When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.
An excellent article explaining the importance of warming up and cooling down your dog. Not only for canine athletes but for pets too! Avoiding injury is key for any activity your dog takes part in!
Warming up and cooling down, is it REALLY necessary for my dog? | CARE
caninearthritis.org
Warm-ups and cooldowns are important for our dogs to help reduce the risk of injury. Learn the best warm-up and cooldown exercises for your dog
Benefits Of Physiotherapy For Dogs | Pet Active Life
www.petactivelife.com
Do you know how physiotherapy exercise can help your dog live a more comfortable and happy life? Read more to find out today.
**There are a couple of spaces still available for the morning session**![]()
![]()
Follow the link to book your place ![]()
![]()
INTRODUCTION TO CANINE CONDITIONING![]()
![]()
Saturday 26th June - 2 sessions ![]()
10am - 1pm & 2pm - 5pm ![]()
![]()
Venue: Beech Village Hall (near Alton, Hampshire ) ![]()
![]()
Canine conditioning is important for all dogs, but especially important to those doing any type of sporting activities ![]()
![]()
Through specific exercises we are able to improve body awareness, flexibility, balance, speed, mobility and muscular strength - which overall improves our dog’s performance and reduces their risk of injury. ![]()
![]()
Lisa will talk you through the benefits on canine conditioning and work through a selection of exercises suitable for your dog(s). ![]()
![]()
As well as general conditioning Lisa is also going to discuss the importance warming up & cooling down your dogs before and after exercise and you will have opportunity to practise a warm up / cool down routine on the day. ![]()
![]()
This is a practical workshop where you get to work you own dog(s) with Lisa’s expert guidance and supervision. ![]()
![]()
Conditioning exercises not only have physical benefits to your dog but they mental benefits too. They are also a great way to strengthen the bond you have with your dog too 🙂 ![]()
![]()
Maximum of 6 dogs per session. ![]()
![]()
£40 per dog. ![]()
![]()
Book your space here: ![]()
![]()
Happydogtraining.as.me/?appointmentType=22764797![]()
![]()
(Please note that there will be a nosework games competition running from the venue on the same date - if you wish to attend both I am happy to work your time slots to allow this to work for you)
These excellent ramps are made to measure to suit the height of your vehicle, sofa or even bed! Sara is amazing and will tend to your every need! 🥰
**limited spaces remaining** ![]()
![]()
INTRODUCTION TO CANINE CONDITIONING![]()
with Lisa Baker - Qualified Canine Physio and Massage Therapist. ![]()
![]()
Saturday 26th June - 2 sessions ![]()
10am - 1pm & 2pm - 5pm ![]()
![]()
Venue: Beech Village Hall (near Alton, Hampshire ) ![]()
![]()
Canine conditioning is important for all dogs, but especially important those doing any sporting activities - including both Hoopers and Scentwork. ![]()
![]()
Through specific exercises we are able to improve body awareness, flexibility, balance, speed, mobility and muscular strength - which overall improves our dog’s performance and reduces their risk of injury. ![]()
![]()
Lisa will talk you through the benefits on canine conditioning and work through a selection of exercises suitable for your dog(s). ![]()
![]()
As well as general conditioning Lisa is also going to discuss the importance warming up & cooling down your dogs before and after exercise and you will have opportunity to practise a warm up / cool down routine on the day. ![]()
![]()
This is a practical workshop where you get to work you own dog(s) with Lisa’s expert guidance and supervision. ![]()
![]()
Conditioning exercises not only have physical benefits to your dog but they mental benefits too. They are also a great way to strengthen the bond you have with your dog too 🙂 ![]()
![]()
Maximum of 6 dogs per session. ![]()
![]()
£40 per dog. ![]()
![]()
Book your space here: ![]()
![]()
Happydogtraining.as.me/?appointmentType=22764797![]()
![]()
(Please note that there will be a nosework games competition running from the venue on the same date - if you wish to attend both I am happy to work your time slots to allow this to work for you)
This content isn't available right now
When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.
An excellent article explaining the importance of warming up and cooling down your dog. Not only for canine athletes but for pets too! Avoiding injury is key for any activity your dog takes part in!
Warming up and cooling down, is it REALLY necessary for my dog? | CARE
caninearthritis.org
Warm-ups and cooldowns are important for our dogs to help reduce the risk of injury. Learn the best warm-up and cooldown exercises for your dogPhone / Text: 07823324703
Email: caninefitphysio@gmail.com