Canine Fitness and Fun at Home | Interview with Animal Physical Therapist Dr. Sam Wisbon Amodeo

Canine Fitness and Fun at Home

In this video, I sit down with animal physical therapist Dr. Sam Wisbon Amodeo, to show you simple, safe, dog fitness exercises that boosts your dog’s strength, balance, and core strength, all while in the comfort of your living room. Dog dog fitness equipment needed!

You’ll learn why canine fitness is key to helping dogs live longer, healthier lives, plus exactly how to start a 10-minute dog fitness workout at home. From sit-to-stand “puppy squats” to improving your dog’s core muscles, and even incline/decline stands, these dog fitness exercises are easy and fun. Perfect for young dogs, seniors, and especially Cavaliers like my sweet Dexter.

Inside this video:

  • Vet-approved dog physical therapy exercises you can do at home
  • How to plan short, effective dog exercise and fitness routines (2–3 moves, 10 minutes, 3–5x a week)
  • Signs your dog is tired vs. when to stop and see a vet
  • Ways to turn exercise into bonding and canine enrichment indoors

If you’ve been searching for indoor exercise for dogs, dog physiotherapy, or canine conditioning exercises, this is the perfect place to start.

About our guest Dr. Sam Wisbon Amodeo, D.C., CCRP Animal, Chiropractor/Certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner at West Toledo & Perrysburg Animal Hospital. She’s been part of Angel Dexter’s wellness team and brings practical, canine physical therapy insight you can use at home. https://www.perrysburganimalhospital.com/meet-our-team

Canine Fitness Guide PDF and Download

Canine Fitness Exercises, PDF Download
Download your free canine fitness exercise guide pdf

I put together a free fitness guide from my conversation with Dr. Sam Wisbon Amodeo. It’s a simple resource to help your dog stay strong, healthy, and happy.

Inside, you’ll find at-home exercises, how many reps to start with, how often to practice, and the signs that it’s time to slow down or get professional help.

Resources and Links from the Canine Fitness Guide

 

 

00:00 Interview with an animal physical therapist

00:45 She has helped Dexter with his dog physical therapy

00:55 Why canine fitness matters

02:05 Should a dog visit their vet before at home canine fitness

03:30 Signs your dog should see a vet before dog fitness programs at home

05:25 At home canine fitness exercises

07:25 Canine fitness equipment vs floor

08:15 Best canine fitness routine

11:50 Canine fitness exercise download

13:50 Precautions for at home canine fitness

14:40 Red flags to watch for

18:20 Final tips from Animal Physical Therapist Dr. Sam Wisbon Amodeo Bonding, brain work, and tired vs. overworked

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