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Canine Fitness Connection

Conditioning

for Beginners

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The Training & Fitness Specialist

Hey! My name is Hannah and I run Canine Fitness Connection! I'm so glad you have found our page, and I hope we can help you along your dog training journey. My big focus is building a stronger understanding of the connection between your dogs fitness, health and training. 

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Book A FREE Call to chat with us about how conditioning could help your dog!

What Services Do We Offer?

  • Canine Fitness Programs: Tailored fitness routines to improve dogs' physical health and overall well-being.

  • 1-2-1 Training Sessions: One-on-one training sessions designed to focus on specific needs of individual dogs. Addressing issues like lead pulling, poor recall, anxiety, and other general obedience problems through specialised training techniques and personalised training plans. Sessions are both online an in person in South Cerney, Gloucestershire.

  • Online Training Academy: Comprehensive resources in an online platform for dog owners, featuring video tutorials, interactive modules, and expert guidance on all things dog training. 

  • Trick Training: Teaching fun behaviours or actions to your dog which can help to grow confidence and improve your bond and communication with your dog.

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Do you want to...

Reduce the risk of injury?

Improve your dogs performance?

Improve their quality of life?

Strengthen your dog?

Increase their body awareness?

Improve their flexibility, balance, coordination and range of motion?

What Is Canine Conditioning?

Canine conditioning is all about improving your dog’s physical fitness and overall performance. Through targeted exercises that build muscle strength, enhance flexibility, improve balance, and boost endurance, conditioning helps dogs move better, feel better, and stay healthier for longer. Whether your dog is a competitive athlete, a working partner, or a beloved family companion, our conditioning programmes are tailored to their individual needs so they can reach their full physical potential.

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But conditioning doesn’t stand alone—it’s deeply connected to training and behaviour. A dog who feels strong, balanced, and pain‑free is far more able to learn, focus, and respond to cues. Many behavioural challenges stem from physical discomfort, excess energy, or an inability to perform movements comfortably. By improving fitness, we reduce frustration, increase confidence, and create a dog who is calmer, more resilient, and more capable of engaging in training. In short, when the body works well, the mind follows—and that’s where real behavioural transformation begins.

We believe that if you have an active,sporting or working dog then you should absolutely condition them for their job!

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