@fitlabdeepcreek promotes #movementisalifestyle with a weekly Labrador Lesson & Movement Tips. This week the Labs remind us to Beware of Ticks
Our Movement Tips: Gear Up For Spring & Glasses for Outdoor Adventures
@fitlabdeepcreek promotes #movementisalifestyle with a weekly Labrador Lesson & Movement Tips. This week the Labs remind us to Beware of Ticks
Our Movement Tips: Gear Up For Spring & Glasses for Outdoor Adventures
LabLessons from FitLab Deep Creek.
Beware of Ticks.
The Labs would like to remind you to keep your dogs (and yourself) safe from ticks. Spring is coming, along with rapidly changing temperatures in Western Maryland (and many parts of the country). While ticks are an issue year-round, they are more active as temperatures rise above freezing. Check your dogs (and yourself) after spending time outside. Consult your vet about the best tick medications for your dogs and ask about the Lyme disease vaccine. Consider tick spray and other preventative measures for yourself. Don’t be afraid to get outside, but take action to stay safe.
Move more. Move often. Move safely with your dogs.
LabLessons from FitLab Deep Creek.
Walk Your Dog.
We recorded this video on National Walk Your Dog Day. The Labs don’t see the need for such a “holiday” because they think you should walk your dogs almost every day. If you don’t walk your dog(s) on a regular basis, try adding dog walking to your routine for a few weeks. The Labs predict regular dog walking will make you, and your dog(s), feel better.
Move more. Move often. Move with your dogs.
@fitlabdeepcreek promotes #movementisalifestyle with a weekly Labrador Lesson & Movement Tips. This week the Labs remind us Adapt to the Conditions
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LabLessons from FitLab Deep Creek.
Adapt to Conditions.
The Labs would like to get outside for a hike EVERY day. The human staff is happy to help, but we also need to make sure our hikes are safe…for the Labs and the humans. So we adapt our movement plan based on conditions. Sometimes, it’s as simple as unhooking the leashes from Ben’s waist to give the Labs room to jump over a fallen tree. Other times, it’s changing the route to find the safest conditions (note: icy parking lots and closed park roads are slippery).
Move more. Move often. Adapt your movement plan, so that you can keep moving…safely.
@fitlabdeepcreek promotes #movementisalifestyle with a weekly Labrador Lesson & Movement Tips. This week the Labs remind us Why We Are Leashed
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@fitlabdeepcreek promotes #movementisalifestyle with a weekly Labrador Lesson & a Movement Tip. This week the Labs remind us social media is For the Memories
Our Movement Tip: Winter is Just Another Movement Season
LabLessons from FitLab Deep Creek.
For the Memories.
The Labs don’t spend any time scrolling on social media, comparing themselves to trending influencers. They are happy to share their adventures with their followers. But they know their staff is primarily interested in preserving the memory of all the FitLab Labradors. While there is plenty of negativity on social media, we encourage you to focus on the positive side of social media. Celebrate the good moments and look forward to future adventures.
Move more. Move often. Move with dogs. Collect good memories.
@fitlabdeepcreek promotes #movementisalifestyle with a weekly Labrador Lesson & Movement Tips. This week the Labs remind us to Move at Our Pace
Our Movement Tip- Know Your Movement Buddies
LabLessons from FitLab Deep Creek.
Keep us moving.
The Labs would like their human staff to get them outside and moving EVERY day. As long as the weather conditions don’t put them at risk, we are happy to accommodate them. When weather conditions are unsafe for dogs and/or humans, the Labs settle for enrichment activities at home. Basic training. Learning tricks. Following humans around through the household chores. Making movement part of your dogs’ lifestyle is good for their mental and physical health.
Move more. Move often. Moving with your dogs is good for them…and for you!