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We bring the gym
The Unit K9 pulls up right outside your home. No driving across town, no waiting room, and no planning around the weather.
How it works
Three simple steps. We bring the workout to you.
From the moment the van pulls up to the moment your dog is back home, we make the entire experience simple.
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They set the pace
Your coach gets your dog comfortable, fits their harness, and guides them through a supervised session on our motor-free treadmill.
Every dog moves at their own pace, with encouragement, water breaks, and plenty of attention along the way.
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They head home satisfied
Once the session is complete, your dog is back home within minutes — exercised, engaged, and ready to relax.
We clean and sanitize the equipment after every session before heading to our next dog.
The equipment
Motor-free. Your dog sets the pace.
Our treadmill is completely motor-free. The belt moves only when your dog moves, allowing them to naturally control their own speed throughout the session.
There is no machine pulling them forward and no preset pace to keep up with. Every dog is harnessed, supervised from start to finish, and encouraged by their coach throughout the workout.
- Your dog controls the speed
- Harnessed and supervised throughout
- Water breaks whenever needed
- Equipment sanitized after every session
Before your first session
A few things before we get started
Most dogs begin getting comfortable with the treadmill within their first few minutes. We take introductions slowly, keep the first session comfortable, and encourage you to stay and watch.
Before working out with us, your dog should be:
- At least 4 months old
- Current on required vaccinations
- Healthy and cleared for physical activity by your veterinarian
First session?Stay and watch. We’ll introduce your dog to the treadmill at their pace and let them get comfortable with the experience.Ask us directly
Questions
Questions about the workout
Why are sessions thirty minutes?
Thirty minutes gives us enough time for a focused, productive workout while keeping the experience manageable for your dog.
The goal is not to keep them running for as long as possible. It is to give them consistent, structured exercise at a pace that works for them.
How long does it take a dog to learn the treadmill?
Many dogs begin to understand the treadmill within the first few minutes, while others need a little more time.
We never rush the process. Your coach introduces the treadmill gradually and lets your dog build confidence at their own pace.
How do you encourage a dog on the treadmill?
With attention, praise, movement, toys, treats when appropriate, and plenty of encouragement.
Every dog responds differently, so our coaches adjust the session based on what keeps your dog comfortable and engaged.
Will my dog be exhausted afterward?
They may be pleasantly tired, but exhaustion is not the goal.
We want your dog to finish feeling exercised and satisfied — not completely worn out. The pace and intensity of every session are adjusted to the individual dog.
Can I watch the session?
Absolutely. In fact, we encourage you to watch your dog's first session.
It is a great way to see how they respond, meet their coach, and understand exactly how the workout works.