Senior Dog Fitness Course

Support Strength, Comfort, and Confidence in Aging Dogs

As dogs age, they naturally experience muscle loss, joint stiffness, reduced balance, and cognitive changes. While these changes are normal, thoughtful movement, enrichment, and supportive care can help senior dogs remain comfortable, mobile, and engaged in daily life.

The Senior Dog Fitness Course teaches you how to safely support your aging dog through gentle exercise, massage techniques, and brain games designed specifically for older bodies and minds.

This course focuses on maintaining function, preserving mobility, and supporting quality of life through conservative, age-appropriate conditioning.

Why Senior Dog Fitness Matters

Aging bodies – both human and canine – experience predictable changes over time, including reduced muscle mass, decreased joint mobility, changes in balance, and slower movement patterns.

In humans, regular low-impact exercise is widely recognized as one of the most effective ways to maintain mobility, independence, and quality of life in older adults. The same principles apply when supporting senior dogs.

Structured, low-impact movement supports:

• Joint mobility and flexibility

• Postural strength and stability

• Balance and coordination

• Muscle balance

• Cognitive engagement

• Daily comfort and confidence

Rather than pushing intensity, senior fitness focuses on safe movement, consistency, and adaptability.

Small, thoughtful exercises can make a meaningful difference in how senior dogs move, feel, and interact with their environment.

What’s Included in the Senior Dog Fitness Course

Progressive Senior Dog Workouts

8 structured workouts designed specifically for aging dogs, each including:

• 4-5 gentle exercises

• Full video demonstrations

• Written instructions

• Printable workout booklets

Massage & Comfort Support

Learn 3 “Mindful Petting” massage techniques to help:

• Reduce muscle tension

• Improve relaxation

• Support comfort in aging dogs

Educational Lessons

Learn about:

• Canine musculoskeletal anatomy

• Canine arthritis management principles

• Environmental adaptations for senior dogs

• Equipment considerations

• Common senior dog concerns

• Enrichment for senior dogs

Ongoing Support

• Private Client Facebook group

• Monthly video review (5 minutes/month for 1 year)

• Lifetime course access including all future updates

Continuing Education

• Approved for 21 Pet Professional Guild CEU’s

• Approved for 6 “General” CEs & 10 “Skills” CE for NBCAAM Practitioners 

• Approved for 10 Hours CE/Professional Development for Certified Canine Strength and Conditioning Coaches

• 2 CPD through International Association of Holistic Animal Practitioners

• 7 “Lecture” CEUs for IAABC Trainers

Help Your Senior Dog Move Better, Feel Better, and Age Comfortably

This course is designed to help you support your dog’s mobility, comfort, and emotional wellbeing throughout their senior years.

Enroll now for lifetime access.

Disclaimer

This course is educational in nature and is not a rehabilitation program. It is intended for senior dogs without active injury or medical instability. Veterinary guidance is recommended before beginning any new exercise program, especially for dogs with orthopedic, neurological, or systemic conditions.