Do More With Your Dog!

Canine Conditioning Fitness is practiced in pursuit of peak performance, injury prevention, coordination, flexibility, and rehabilitation. It addresses the five fitness components (flexibility, balance, stamina, coordination, strength).

Take this course at your own pace. There will be mini-quizzes along the way to keep you on track. At the end is a multiple choice exam which you may retake as many times as you wish until you pass. Once you pass, you are certified and will receive your diploma in the mail.

As a CCFC coach, you can evaluate and award your students dogs with their Fitness titles.

Yes, you will receive an official Canine Conditioning Fitness Coach certificate in the mail after completing this course.

There are no other costs. Your certification is good for life. There is no re-certification fee.

Yes! We offer free shipping worldwide of the course material.

You may have as long as you want to finish this course.

KYRA SUNDANCE: An athlete herself, Kyra’s passion for canine fitness led her to develop the widely popular Canine Conditioning Coach workshops which instruct dog owners on correct, safe, and enjoyable techniques for improving their dog’s fitness. Kyra Sundance is an award-winning and internationally best-selling author with over a million copies in print. Honed through decades of professional experience, Kyra’s easy-to-follow instructions are the most effective and humane way to train, using positive methods which foster confident, happy dogs. As CEO of “Do More With Your Dog!”, the certifying body for Canine Conditioning Coaches, Kyra leads widely popular fitness workshops which train students to develop their dog’s physical abilities. Kyra is a professional set trainer for movie dogs, and a professional stunt dog performer starring is shows for the king of Morocco, Disney’s Hollywood stage shows, circuses, NBA halftime shows, on The Tonight Show, Ellen, and numerous TV shows and movies. Kyra is nationally ranked in competitive dog sports, a former gymnast, and an avid runner with over 20 trail marathons and ultramarathons under he belt. CINDY OTTO: Cindy Otto, DVM, PhD, DACVECC, DACVSMR Director, Penn Vet Working Dog Center As director of the Penn Vet Working Dog Center, one of Dr. Otto’s major areas of research and practice is fitness, conditioning, and physical rehabilitation of working and sporting dogs. The PVWDC is a pioneer in the working dog field whose goal it is to increase collaborative research and the application of the newest scientific findings and veterinary expertise to optimize the performance of lifesaving detection dogs. DR. MEGHAN RAMOS, VMD: Dr. Ramos is a veterinarian and research fellow at the Penn Vet Working Dog Center for performance and working dogs. She began her Master’s Degree in Translational Medicine through the University of Pennsylvania and will pursue a residency in Canine Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation.