Here’s a snippet of a recent article the Globe & Mail’s Amber McAteer wrote with the goal of giving you tips to get and stay active with your dog.

“Don’t go it alone – that’s a common tip on how to achieve your New Year’s resolution, whether it’s tackling that last 10 pounds, building muscle or running a 10K. If your partner is eager to please, in need of daily exercise and has four legs, that’s even better, says Sal Sloan, owner of Fetching, a business that offers fitness boot camps for dogs and their owners. She came up with the idea after years of struggling to squeeze in exercise after working all day, making dinner and walking her dog.”

Read the full article here.

The Toronto Star’s Yvette Van Veen (Pet Columnist) just wrote an excellent article outlining some of the benefits of combining your exercise with your pet’s, especially given the time of year.

“Today’s hectic schedules have given rise to blended programs, which combine your fitness, your dog’s exercise and its obedience in one easy class. You and your dog get moving, while your dog gets a lesson in obedience and you strengthen and tone those muscles. Call it multi-tasking at its finest.”

Read the full article.

Are you including your dog in your fitness new years resolutions? Read our blog post to get tips on how to do that, and make your resolutions STICK once and for all.

It’s that time of year again… a long list of people to shop for, no idea what to get them! If you have dog lovers on your list, look no further. You can purchase Fetching Gift Certificates to ANY of our programs for your friends or family. We will ship a custom gift certificate directly to your home within 5 business days. Email info@fetching.ca for more details or check us out on Hip Urban Girl.

Do you love Fetching’s concept but have trouble committing to our programs? Our Pup-Up Classes might be the perfect solution for you and your dog.