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Emma Stoker BA, BSc, CDBC, CCFT                        Call Puppy Plus on 07890 052479
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Dog Parkour

Dog Parkour combines elements of human parkour and dog agility to create an accessible activity for dogs and humans alike. Dogs get introduced to the world of jumping, climbing, balancing over, crawling under, and going around different obstacles in their everyday world. Parkour can be done anywhere and is limited only by your own imagination. Dog Parkour helps with confidence and overcoming fears, and it is a low impact but challenging activity for any canine athlete.
We have a purpose built Dog Parkour Course at the training barn which we use regularly as part of our Dog Activity Classes We also use obstacles that can be found in the local environment such as fallen logs, tyres, chairs and boxes

Parkour Awards

I am a Certified Dog Parkour Instructor with the International Dog Parkour Association and have gained Parkour Titles with my own dogs.
As part of our classes we offer support to any of our participants aiming to gain their own parkour titles and rosettes!
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Safety first!

All dogs participating in our parkour activities must wear a harness with lead (if using) clipped to back. Harness width straps must be appropriate for the size of dog (minimum 1 inch straps for all but the smallest dogs). Ruffwear and Hurtta make harnesses which are idea for parkour activities. 
The harness may be removed for obstacles that are done at ground level (under, through, etc).

For more information on the International Dog Parkour Association - follow the link below;
International Dog Parkour Association Website
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