by canineexerdev | Mar 10, 2021
“Walk the dog around the cones (or other structure) at a speed that encourages weight bearing. The distance between the cones and the speed of the walking can be modified based on the desired result. Watch the weight-shifting and weight-bearing carefully if the...
by canineexerdev | Mar 9, 2021
Space the poles at an appropriate distance to allow for a single step between rails. The height should be at a level that encourages flexion of joints.
by canineexerdev | Mar 9, 2021
Using a toy or a treat, coax the dog onto the balance board or cushion on all four legs and have them sit squarely.
by canineexerdev | Mar 9, 2021
“A forelimb is lifted to shift the center of gravity and increase weight bearing on the other 3 limbs. If the animal pushes back excessively, the limb may be gently pulled to the side to alter the center of gravity back to the other limbs.”
by canineexerdev | Mar 9, 2021
“The ball must be stabilized by another person or between your legs. If the dog is large, two people are recommended. Place the dog in a square standing position while supporting the dog to keep it from falling. With one hand supporting under the chest, the...
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