It is especially important to properly strengthen your dog before returning to sports skill training, so this course will definitely be the one for you! It will give you lots of useful information about the agility game, our canine athletes, as well as how to play it safer to help minimise the risk of recurring injuries. The instructor is fully qualified in canine rehabilitation, but, whenever you’re dealing with a specific condition (past injuries, joint pain, other weaknesses etc.), make sure you have your dog regularly checked by a specialist who can keep an eye on their well-being. If your dog has just recently recovered from an injury and is now ready to gradually regain strength, but you are unsure whether the course is suitable for your individual case, don’t hesitate to contact us at info@dogs4motion.com! We will help you determine when the best time to start with the given exercises is for your dog, and the recovery stage they are currently at. You can also apply for our 1-on-1 personal consultations to receive a further follow-up on your dog’s specific case! Knowing you have a compromised dog makes it even more important to perform exercises in the correct way and at the level of your dog’s abilities – and for that it is recommended that you check how your dog is getting along by asking for personalised feedback. Jana is available to do exactly that – with her knowledge she can give you the feedback that will allow you to achieve maximum safety and efficacy for your dog’s specific case. Her feedback will help you ensure you are taking the correct approach, and that you are performing the exercises in a way that benefits your dog’s condition and current abilities.