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I am often asked what I feed my dogs and what I do to keep my dog in such a great shape. During pre-trial and trial season he glows and shows off his shiny coat and muscle definition. The truth is, a lot of it is genetics, and a lot is exercise along with raw diet 90 percent of the time and the app...
Just a little over 2 years ago I brought my little Bravo home from Kentucky. It was a long trip with 7 hours at the terminal, the flight, and a 4 hour drive through the night after... We never stopped the traveling and he simply doesn't know it any other way!
D&C’s Brav...
NICK VANNEROM
Belgium
15 x World Championship Competitor
7 x National Champion IGP
5 x National Vice Champion IGP
Trainer, Handler, Decoy and Coach
Seminar Worldwide
DogRunner Treadmills
Involved in IGP for 30 years
I met Nick a little less than 2 years ago, during his first visit to NY...
Do you know what minimizes the risk of injuries and improves your dog's performance on the field? Just like the human athletes, they need a proper warm-up. It increases their heart rate and warms up the muscles. And, when it's sport specific, it actually warms up "the right muscles" , those same o...
Conditioning the Canine Athlete
The body of a canine athlete should be physically toned to enable him to perform and excel in whatever sport or task required of him. Though all dogs need daily exercise, ones who regularly work or perform n
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Interview by Patricia Pehrsson of IQDogsport
Bernd Föry is one of the most renowned tracking experts in Europe and worldwide. He took the time to talk to us.
A light question first: what was the funniest thing that happened to you in connection w...
Recognizing soft tissue injuries in dogs from an integrative perspective
By: Kimberly Henneman, DVM, DACVSMR (EQ, K9), FAAVA, DABT, CVA, CVCDecember 17, 2018
Applying rehab and physiotherapy techniques to an injured dog should be preceded by a proper consideration of how the injury
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