Support your dog’s movement—from healthy foundations to professional recovery.
Helping a dog move well can take different forms. Sports Paws K9 Fitness is designed for healthy adult dogs learning conditioning and body-awareness skills. Canine physical therapy, rehabilitation, and clinical screening are provided by Jennifer Benton through Being in Balance Physical Therapy. This Page helps you understand the difference and choose the right next step.
A front-row seat to the moments that make dog sports worth doing—first searches, clean lines, small breakthroughs, and the look a dog gives their person when it clicks.
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Choose a current pathway or use the general request when you are not sure where to begin.
Dog-and-handler teams exploring a first activity, building sport skills, supporting healthy movement, or seeking the right qualified provider.
Sports Paws confirms the provider, fit, schedule, requirements, and price before anything is booked. Partner services remain the responsibility of the named provider.
Sports Paws routes each request to the relevant program or named partner, who confirms fit, requirements, schedule, and price.
Foundation classes, ongoing practices, and entry-event preparation for dog-and-handler teams building safe, clear agility skills.
Foundation series and drop-in searches that build confident independent searching and clearer handler observation.
Intro sessions and ongoing practices built around safe rat-search games, climbs, tunnels, and scent problem-solving.
Educational conditioning and body-awareness programming for healthy adult dogs working on stable, non-slip surfaces.
Professional screening, rehabilitation, and physical therapy provided by Jennifer Benton through Being in Balance Physical Therapy.
Facility, program, and partnership pathways for qualified instructors, clubs, practitioners, and organizers.
Not sure which option fits? Tell us about your dog, your goals, and the kind of help or experience you are looking for.
A short phone conversation to discuss your dog’s needs, whether canine physical therapy may be appropriate, and the right next step.
Use this call for questions about muscle or joint discomfort, recovery after injury or surgery, neurological conditions, home programs, or helping an active dog move more comfortably.
These are informational request windows, not confirmed appointment inventory.
These are informational request windows, not confirmed appointment inventory.
This proposed class is for healthy dogs over 18 months of age who are comfortable working around people and other dogs. No previous fitness experience is required.
4 of 6 commitments
67% of the commitment goal
2 more commitments until the sprint opens.
When the goal is reached, Sports Paws will contact everyone with proposed dates, class size, and pricing before enrollment opens. Your pledge helps Sports Paws decide when and how to schedule the next session; it is not a paid enrollment.
One short activity each day to help a healthy dog think about where their body is, how they move, and how calmly they can work with you. Use a stable, non-slip surface. Keep sessions short and comfortable. This educational challenge is for healthy dogs and is not a substitute for veterinary care or canine physical therapy. Stop if your dog shows discomfort or reluctance.
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Invite your dog to place both front paws on a low, stable platform and pause with calm balance.
Notice the moment your dog finds the position.
Keep the surface stable and stop if your dog is uncomfortable.
Short videos, printable plans, and at-home ideas for dog-and-handler teams.
A one-time pass to Sports Paws practice videos, printable plans, and at-home ideas for the days between visits.
Focused, practical resources for the days between classes, practices, and events.
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Thirty short search games that turn boxes, rooms, objects, and ordinary routines into useful nosework practice.
$14.00
Build confidence, independence, and observation skills without needing a large space or specialized equipment. Games are grouped by setup time and difficulty so teams can start simply and add challenge gradually.
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