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Dog
Paddling Adventures
A new source of excitement for those who love the outdoors as much
as their dogs! Enjoy the beauty of Ontario from a canoe,
from quiet lakes and rivers to whitewater. All equipment and
meals are included, and packages are designed for novice or
experienced dogs and their people.
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UberPest’s Journal
Whether you’ve been hiking with your dogs for years or just
getting started, this site can help make your trip both safer and
fun, right down to the nuts and bolts what gear you should use and
making your own collar. Beautiful photos of the dogs having fun!
Also covers other topics like 4-H and Obedience.
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Canines
Cut a Rug
Michael Leahy of the Washington Post introduces us to Caitlin, an
Irish Setter, and friends during a dance workshop called Canine
Musical Freestyle.
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Getting
Started with Freestyle
By Alison Jaskiewicz. Well written introduction to this growing
sport. Highlights the steps from obedience training to
choreography.
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Inline-Skating
with Your Dog
Are you an avid skater? Wishing you could take your dog out with
you? Stop here to see what gear you need to start with, and be
sure to read the online tutorial. Of particular importance,
learning how to stop!
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Carting
With Your Dog FAQ
A starting point for those new to the idea of carting or driving dogs,
Helps define suitable dogs by ability and temperament, as well as the
various types of equipment needed.
Coaching the
Canine Athlete
Veterinarian Chris Zink points out the difference between training a dog
and coaching an athlete, whether for obedience trials or the Iditarod.
No matter what your sport, understanding your dog’s structure and
preparing a conditioning program are the first steps on the road to
success.
Conditioning
Your Canine Athlete
Regular exercise is necessary to keep your dog in shape for both
performance and general health. Performance dogs require exercise even
in the off season.
Hiking
and Running With Your Dog
This article by Joseph Hahn details the components of a healthy and
enjoyable workout with your dog. Being alert to your dog may prevent
serious injuries and illnesses.
Introduction
to Dog Scootering
If you have large dogs that like to run, this may be a sport for you.
Learn which skills your dog needs to know for an enjoyable experience.
Wolfpacks Guide to
Dog Packing
Training your dog to wear the pack may require a little effort. Wolfpack
provides some tips to help introduce the dog to a new activity.
