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Gym Shoes and/or Athletic Clothes (HFE)
Good posture and stability start at your feet, so wear appropriate footwear for exercise.
Comfortable, stretchy movement is also ideal when working out.
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High-Value Treats
Steak, chicken, and cheese are common favorites among most dogs.
Avoid treats with dyes, sugars, and corn syrup.
Whatever you use, prepare the treats into pea-sized pieces before you train.
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A Carpet(ed Room)
An entire room or even an area/throw rug would work.
If you don’t have a carpet(ed room) available, a yoga mat for (you and) your dog will do the trick.
You just want to make sure they have a non-slip surface under your dog’s feet.
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Weights and/or Resistance Bands (HFE)
Use EXTREME caution when using any fitness equipment around your pets!
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Unstable Surfaces For Your Dog (CFE)*
Canine fitness equipment or throw pillows, couch cushions, couch.
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Stable, Uneven Surfaces For Your Dog (CFE)
(Non-slippery) books, footstools, irrigation boxes, and/or ottomans.
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Hurdles (CFE)
Hurdles are wonderful, versatile tools: Jump, crawl, cavaletti, back, etc.
Don’t have any hurdles? View my -DIY Hurdle Solution Here-
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Tug Toy (CFE)
Playing tug is a great activity that can actually help teach your dog several behaviors while also burning off energy.
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Water
Always have some water available for you and your dog.
Don’t forget to offer it to your pup throughout your training session.
HFE: Human Fitness Equipment. CFE: Canine Fitness Equipment
*Recommended Professional Canine Fitness Equipment