EOI for Practice Canine Fitness Clients

Canine Fitness
As mentioned in my previous post I am in the final stages of achieving my CPCFT Certification and I will be requiring some dogs to write fitness programs for and to work with to complete my course. The requirement for eligibility is that the dog must be free from any injuries or illnesses and the owner must be committed to complete the six sessions.

I will require a number of dogs of a variety of breeds and sizes.  They could be a retired sporting dog, a current sports dog or one who is just starting out, they could be an adult dog who needs to lose a few kg’s, a family pet who you want to keep fit,  a new puppy or dog who you would like to become more confident with the world around them, or you just want to do something with your dog to build your relationship.

This would entail a block of 6 sessions, each session will be two weeks apart to give you time to practice the exercises you will be shown each fortnight.  The initial session will take around an hour then after that the remaining sessions will be 30 minutes long.

There will be no charge for this block of 6 sessions as you will be helping me put into practice what I have learnt during my course.

Closing date for applications will be 31.01.2024

If you are interested in helping and increasing the fitness of your dog please complete the application form below.

Once I have made a selection of the dogs I would like to work with, you will be notified if you are successful.

EOI for Canine Fitness






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For the people who applied but miss out on the practice sessions, I will be offering greatly reduced rates for blocks of 6 sessions once I am qualified.

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