Movement is a Lifestyle
@fitlabdeepcreek promotes #movementisalifestyle with a weekly Labrador Lesson & Movement Tips. This week the Labs remind us Sometimes The Experts Know Best
Our Movement Tips- Sometimes Less is More & Don’ Be Afraid to “Purple” (aka Get Out Of Your Comfort Zone)
@fitlabdeepcreek promotes #movementisalifestyle with a weekly Labrador Lesson & Movement Tips. This week the Labs remind us to Leave No Trace
Our Movement Tips- Seasons Change; Keep Moving & Take Time to Explore Your Surroundings
@fitlabdeepcreek promotes #movementisalifestyle with a weekly Labrador Lesson & Movement Tips. This week the Labs remind us to Listen to Your Dogs (& Your Cats).
Our Movement Tips: Banff Mtn Film Festival is Coming to Garrett County, MD & Wingnut 2.0 Pack- A Brief Gear Review
@fitlabdeepcreek promotes #movementisalifestyle with a weekly Labrador Lesson & Movement Tips. This week the Lab Lesson- Happy B’day Puddin
Our Movement Tips: Share the Trails (& stay safe) & Have a Safe, Happy 4th of July
@fitlabdeepcreek promotes #movementisalifestyle with a weekly Labrador Lesson & Movement Tips. This week Heatwave Safety Tips for Dogs (and Humans) & Listen to your Inner Voice (it may help keep you safe??)
@fitlabdeepcreek promotes #movementisalifestyle w weekly Movement Tips. This week Know Your Trails & Be Safe, Be Prepared
@fitlabdeepcreek promotes #movementisalifestyle with a weekly Labrador Lesson & Movement Tips. This week the Labs remind us why they make movement a lifestyle
Our Movement Tips: Take Time to Acclimate & What? I Can’t Hear You
Lab Lessons from FitLab Deep Creek.
Why the Labs Make Movement a Lifestyle.
Not that the Labs REALLY have a choice…but here are 3 reasons the Labs make movement part of their lifestyle. 1. Active dogs are calmer at home (the cats appreciate this). 2. Active dogs may have a higher quality of life and a longer lifespan. 3. The Labs actually enjoy moving outside with their human staff.
Move more. Move often. Make movement part of your lifestyle.
@fitlabdeepcreek promotes #movementisalifestyle with a weekly Labrador Lesson & Movement Tips. This week the Labs remind us that a harness & a collar are just like a belt & suspenders
Our Movement Tip this week (only one- it’s Easter!!)- a reminder to Share the Trail
Lab Lessons from FitLab Deep Creek.
Belt and Suspenders.
When we hike with the Labs, we walk them on leash, with their leashes clipped to their collars. We have also started using harnesses in addition to the collars…yes, this may seem like the belt AND suspenders approach to dog control. Why the harnesses? They give us an extra point of control (just in case), and they allow us to pull a dog away from a threatening situation without tugging on her neck. Plus, they look cool. We like the Line Harness 5.0 from Non-Stop Dogwear (shown in the video) and the Front Range Dog Harness from Ruffwear.
Move more. Move often. Move with your dogs.