Developing a Dog Exercise Routine

We talked to canine rehab and conditioning professionals about all things dog exercise.

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Jae Thomas, CPDT-KA
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A dog exercise routine provides your dog with mental stimulation as well as physical health.
Belinsky does canine conditioning with her blind dog, Mack, to keep him active. Credit: Howling Moon Photography/Courtesy of Canine Athletics Training Center
Keeping your dog well-exercised has a variety of benefits. Not only will you keep them at a healthy weight and their muscles limber, you can also use exercise as a way to bond with your dog and provide them with mental enrichment.
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Jae Thomas, CPDT-KA
Jae Thomas, CPDT-KA
Jae Thomas is an e-commerce journalist, editor, and dog trainer based in Colorado. She graduated from the New York University journalism program in 2020, and has written commerce content for publications like Mashable, Apartment Therapy, Bon Appetít, and CNN. Jae has tested hundreds of dog products, and isn’t afraid to say what is or isn’t worth a reader’s time and money. Jae shares her life with mixed breed Muddy Paws Rescue alum, Miso, and Rough Collie, Dashi. Jae competes in various dog sports with her pups, and lives for clicker training, free shaping, and desensitization. She is also a member of the Collie Club of America and has an interest in the health and versatility of Collies.

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