7 ways dog gyms are better than human gyms

Life changing differences I’ve noticed since starting dog agility

• Peanut butter and cheese are encouraged.
• The equipment is pretty basic. You know how a tunnel works. There are no weights. 
• All shapes, sizes, and abilities are welcome–from Chihuahua to Great Dane.
• No one stares at you in a room full of dogs. 
• Barking drowns out your heavy breathing. 
• When you get tired, you can just say, “My dog needs water.”
• Someone will probably check out your butt, but they are likely a dog. 

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