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How Your Dog Benefits from Exercise
Dog Runs
Dog Walks
Regular exercise helps maintain a healthy weight, reducing the risk of obesity-related conditions. It also promotes cardiovascular health by improving circulation and heart function.
Moreover, engaging in physical activities can strengthen muscles and increase flexibility, which is vital for preventing injuries.
Regular exercise contributes to better mental health by reducing anxiety and boredom, as it provides stimulation and social interaction. Following structed activity can help deter destructive behavior in the home. Additionally, it aids in digestion and can improve skin and coat condition.
Overall, incorporating consistent physical activity not only keeps dogs fit but also fosters a happier, more balanced lifestyle.
Runs are done with the handler on a motorized skateboard that has speed and braking controlled by the rider's body position. A top speed of around 20 mph may be achieved which is a quick jog for bigger dogs, and top speed for some smaller dogs.
Two leashes will be attached to the dog running. One will be a handheld flat nylon leash leading to a martingale collar on the dog's neck. The second will be a safety bungee leash attached to the rider's hip and a harness on the dog. It will act as a tether between the rider and animal in the event the handheld leash is dropped. This tether being attached to a harness will also greatly minimize the chance of injury to your animal.
Each dog wishing to participate in this service must go through an evaluating walk on foot with their rider, that clarifies their level of leash training, any reactivity issues towards other dogs/people/cars or the skateboard itself, and ease of being redirected.
25 minute runs $35
45 minute runs $50
Dog walks are a great way to keep your furry friend moving and their mind busy. Whether your career keeps you to busy and a regular walking schedule needs to be created, or maybe an injury has you on the couch for a few days, or maybe your dog is reactive and just to strong or difficult to walk, we can help.
Tails Up Pups walks with martingale collars or harnesses. If you don't have one that's ok, we have extras and think it's polite to share! Any prong collars may be used in leash training, but not for typical walks or runs.
So long as your dog is not reactive to a handler, we can get them the physical motion and mental stimulation they need. Multiple dog house holds may be accommodated also with a small fee per additional animal. Reactive dogs MAY also incur and additional charge.
30 minute walks $25
45 minute walks $35
See how much fun our dogs have running!
If you or other family members like to walk the dog, but get tired of the constant leash pulling either because your dog is so strong, or its just annoying and you find yourself getting frustrated, or cut your dogs beloved walks short, let us help! Tails up Pups can teach your dog how to walk politely on a leash and show you and your family how to reinforce it so even grandma can walk the dog! Booked in groups of 4 lessons, the first 3 will be with the dog and the handler and the 4th will be with the handler, the dog, and someone from the family to be shown how to manage the dog.
Have a new puppy? Adopt a rescue? Maybe your New Year's resolution is to get the family dog you've already had for the last two years finally trained. No matter the case, Tails Up Pups can help! Remember, our dogs are always doing the best they can with the education and foundation we give them. Tails Up Pups has two levels of Canine Coaching to help your pup be the best they can be in home, and out in public!
One week of four 30 minute lessons
$160
Markers for future learning
Positions Sit, Down, Stand, Heel, Center
Hand Signals
Leash Pressure
Actions Come When Called, Out/Leave It
Door boundaries
Manners with company
4 week course with two 45-minute sessions each week
Video recorded sessions with weekly clips emailed to you
6 full hours of hand on-training with you and your dog together!
Distance, Duration, Distractions
Loose Leash Walking
Politeness with Strangers
Ecollar training
Manners in Public
Sessions in fields, parks, stores, and restaurants
4 week course with two 90-minute sessions each week
Video recorded sessions with weekly clips loaded to Paw Portal
12 full hours of hands-on training!
Obedience 101
Obedience 102
$600
$1,000
Level 1 focuses on "in home" training and Level 2 focuses on "public settings" training. If you would like to expedite your training, both levels may be condensed into one month with 3 sessions a week each lasting 90 minutes totaling 18 full hours of training!
$2,000
Hans BEFORE 101
Hans AFTER 101
Brodie AFTER 102
Training Classes for you and the rest of the Family
Potty Breaks
If your dog is older, or a couch potato, or just will be home alone for a few hours while the family is away for an event and needs to be let outside, let us know and we can do it! We can swing by, say hello, let Fido out, check the food dish and water bowl, and have a game of tug or read them a bedtime story!
20 Minutes $20
Meet Brodie. He's a 2 year old Great Dane mix. Brodie weighs 100 pounds and he makes friends with all sizes of dogs. He's polite, respects corrections, and plays fair. Let us know if you and your pup are interested in making a new friend. Brodie likes to play tug, wrestle, or just hang out and chew bones together.
Play Dates
Field Trips!
Once your dog is leash trained and well socialized, you can sign them up for field trips! We go to restaurants, parks, hiking, the drive-in, ball games, and if you have any ideas we can talk about them too! We want your dog to know us well before we take them out for a day trip, so we ask that we establish a two week walking history with them before we go out. Cost for field trips are based upon mileage, duration, and other charges incurred.
Klyde Warren Park in Downtown Dallas