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Leash Your fitness is all about being active with your pet. We have daily fitness classes and monthly activities like yoga, kayaking, hiking, camping, etc. Anything to spice up your daily dog walks so that you can bond with your best furry friend and get a great workout. Jack is our Cairn Terrier mascot who will keep you updated on all of the fun events that he has coming up and show you photos of the ones that we already had. We plan on doing a lot of communication through this blog so please visit often and feel free to leave your comments.
Hello and Welcome to Jack’s Blog!
Dogs usually do not like fireworks. They have highly sensitive hearing and can detect sounds high above human capabilities. Their ears are mobile due to 18 muscles that turn, lift, and tilt them to pinpoint where the sound is coming from. Because of their acute sense of hearing, dogs can hear sounds from four times the distance a human can. Did you know that the shelters have the most number of dogs lost right after July 4th and New Years because of the fireworks? The SD County Animal Shelter offers these tips to keep your pets safe during Independence Day
Read more →Today Leash Your Fitness took 19 dogs kayaking on Mission Bay. It was an adventure! It was a beautiful day and the water was warm so some of us dogs decided to jump in! Everyone had a great time and we learned that if a couple goes kayaking –that they should get a tandem because their dog wants to be with both of them and therefore will whine and jump in the water and sometimes that may cause an issue! And then there was Paxton that decided to jump from the front of the kayak to the back and not
Read more →This Friday, June 24th is the official, take your dog to work day! First celebrated in 1999, Pet Sitters International’s Take Your Dog To Work Day® was created to celebrate the great companions dogs make and to encourage their adoption from humane societies, animal shelters and breed rescue clubs. This annual event asks pet lovers to celebrate the humane-canine bond and promote pet adoption by encouraging their employers to support TYDTWDay by opening their workplace to employees’ four-legged friends on this one special day. Don’t forget to get your pup ready! Here are a few things that you may not
Read more →Today was our Lose Pounds with Your Hounds final weigh in. The gals did so well. The feedback was that they learned a lot from the daily blog posts to keep them moving in a healthy and positive direction now that the competition has ended. We calculated the percentage lost from the participants and their dogs and also their waist and hip measurements. Congratulations to our winners: Cela Nash and Lynne Gardner–they won a gift certificate for personal training with Dawn Celapino, a photo shoot with David Veit, pet photograher and dog training classes with Happy Dog Happy Owner. Together
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Have you ever been in a predicament where your pet hurt himself and you didn’t know what to do? Scary, isn’t it! If it hasn’t happened yet, hopefully it never will but will you be prepared if it does? What happens if you can’t rush to the nearest vet? Jack and I are out and about in some very obscure places hiking, kayaking, camping and swimming. We are also surrounded by many dogs for most of the week. Therefore, we are working with Arden Moore of Four Legged Life to host a Pet First Aid and CPR class. We have
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