Liza
As a lifelong dog lover, my goal is to help dogs achieve optimum fitness and happiness levels through regular exercise sessions. I realized that too many dogs don’t get the exercise they require. This lack of an essential outlet for dogs’ energies manifests itself in behavioral problems such as excessive barking, destructive tendencies, hyperactivity, and even aggressive behavior. On top of this, dogs who aren’t given the exercise they need can become overweight and develop all sorts of other health problems.
Our dogs’ health is just as important as our own. Our dogs rely on us to fulfill their needs for food, shelter, structure, and fitness. Fit dogs live a longer, happier life.
1 Fit Mutt encourages owners to take a proactive approach to their dogs’ fitness by providing articles and ideas about dog exercise. Bond with your dog and improve your dog’s life through regular exercise.
