Frequently Asked Questions

Absolutely! Our van provides a safe, enclosed space where there’s no risk of other dogs getting in the way. Your dog will be alone with our trainer, making this an excellent option for reactive or anxious dogs.

Most of our clients book appointments once or twice a week, on the same day and at the same time. This consistency helps your dog maintain a healthy mental balance and achieve optimal results.

Yes! We offer special packages for households with multiple dogs. Check out our weekday packages (for the same household) or contact us.

It’s normal to feel this way! We take the time to gently introduce your dog to the non-motorized treadmill. Our trainers use toys, positive reinforcement, and plenty of patience. Most dogs get used to it within 4 to 6 sessions. That’s why we recommend starting with the 30-minute trial, followed by the introductory package

Your dog must be up to date on its vaccinations (core vaccines, rabies, and Bordetella) and protected against internal and external parasites (fleas, ticks, and intestinal worms).

Walking primarily focuses on walking, while running on a treadmill engages all of your dog’s muscles and satisfies their natural instinct to run. It’s a full-body cardiovascular workout, without the distractions of the outdoors (squirrels, other dogs, frequent stops).

The 20 minutes on the treadmill provide a focused, intense workout with no distractions. It’s very different from a walk, where the dog often stops. After 10–15 minutes of steady running, most dogs are happily tired. We finish with 5 minutes of cool-down to protect their muscles.