Learn, play, and explore new ways to enjoy life with your dog.
Join Certified Separation Anxiety Specialist Beverly Lassiter of Head Over Heels for a webinar to learn proven strategies that keep your dog’s alone time at home stress free for you both. In this webinar, you’ll learn:
Did you know that dogs are considered “seniors” when they reach half of their anticipated life expectancy? As our furry friends age, they face unique challenges that require special care and attention. Our Super Seniors class with animal physical therapist Beth Williams, P.T., A.P.T., is designed to help you provide the best possible support for your aging dog. In this 4 week class, we’ll cover nutrition, exercise and mobility, mental stimulation, and simple home adaptations, ensuring your senior dog enjoys their golden years to the fullest. Click here for Beth’s bio and more information!
Does your dog deserve a little extra TLC? Whether they’re a high-energy athlete, a beloved senior, or your favorite couch potato, massage can be a wonderful way to enhance their well-being and
deepen your bond.
In this hands-on 2-hour workshop, animal physical therapist Beth Williams will teach you simple massage and stretching techniques that can help your dog relax, relieve tension, and even support recovery after activity. Handlers will need to be able to sit on the ground with larger dogs, or stand next to a table with smaller ones.
Calling all Doodles, Poodles, Aussies, Yorkies, and fluffy dogs everywhere – this one’s for you! Does your human hurt your skin when they brush you? Do they not do it at all, and then you get an embarrassing haircut at the groomer’s because it was matted?
Move, explore, and have fun together.
This four-week class is a chance to move your body, enjoy time with your dog, and discover how you both work—from the toes up.
Led by an animal physical therapist and a dog trainer, you and your dog will take turns trying movements that use the same muscle groups. You might rise onto your toes, then help your dog try their version, or enjoy a stretch before guiding your dog through theirs. Along the way, you’ll discover what your bodies have in common—and how having four legs changes things!
The fun is in trying things together: figuring out a new movement, watching your dog give it a go, and having those “Oh, that’s how it works!” moments, guided by an expert in human and dog physiology.
Each class wraps up with class notes for home practice, giving you more ways to connect, play, and enjoy being active as a team. Bring tasty treats, a sense of humor, and your favorite four-legged movement buddy!
We love dog, cat, and bird training. We love teaching. And we believe in being the best at both.
