Yes! For example, when dealing with issues like:   Mild hip/elbow dysplasia. Hypermobility. L7/S1 problems. Lower back issues. Tight hip flexors. Problems with older dogs. Other specific health problems. Past injuries.   To improve the support to the hips, you need to strengthen the musculature around weaker hips. At the same time, you should focus on strengthening the core. This will allow your dog to move with more balance and in an effective way.   We also have quite some dogs with lower back issues who joined the course and benefitted from it greatly.   There are also guidelines throughout the class for dogs with hip dysplasia, to make the exercises as safe as possible.   The instructor Jana Gams is qualified in canine rehabilitation. You will be able to apply the easiest variation of each exercise, depending on the case. You will discover how to adapt each exercise for the best strengthening outcome. You will learn how to choose the right setup in order not to overload this part of the body.   You can also request Jana Gams’s feedback to make sure you’re doing exercises the right way. We will make rehabilitation plans to rebuild muscle and strength. It is important that you adapt them to your dog’s conditions and current abilities. If you believe your case is different, don’t hesitate to contact us: info@dogs4motion.com!