DOG GYM 

Home for the Canine-Human Bond

Two people sitting in the back of a white van with a hand-painted sign reading 'Dog Gym,' along with two dogs sitting, one looking up at the person with the rainbow flag, and the other looking to the side. Both people are smiling, wearing casual clot
Two people sitting in the back of a white van with a hand-painted sign reading 'Dog Gym,' along with two dogs sitting, one looking up at the person with the rainbow flag, and the other looking to the side. Both people are smiling, wearing casual clot

Ingrid Bostrom

DOG GYM is a holistic, inclusive space designed with a dog's breed in mind. We serve as a sanctuary for the canine-human bond.

Just as people visit the gym to relieve stress, build healthy habits, and leave feeling renewed, DOG GYM offers dogs and their humans that same experience.

Through guided outdoor adventures, enrichment, adaptive skills development, and community programs, we support each dog's mental, physical, and emotional wellbeing. This is not a one-time fix, but an ongoing practice. 

We Provide the Space to Train.

We Provide the Space for Community.

Silhouette of a dog in a circle

Nature is our gym

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“The Story Behind South Coast’s Dog Gym”

"Mads helped us get Mazzy from a level of basic obedience, to a much more significant level of socialization and positive exposure to other dogs, which has been wonderful for her quality of life."

— Alex and dog Mazzy

"I’m glad to have the continued support and learned leadership from the coaches at Dog Gym. I’m also forever grateful to have Sir Bear surrounded by people who genuinely care about his growth and prioritize safety and wellbeing!”

— Britney and dog Sir Bear

"After adopting my dog Oso, I quickly realized we both needed a different kind of training than a typical obedience class setting could provide. Attending Trail Club and receiving coaching from Mads as well as Natalia has been such a gamechanger for us."

— Noelle and dog Oso

“Dog Gym is a place where it’s safe to make mistakes and where each individual’s growth is celebrated as a team. What started off as a place to get my dog out and moving turned into so much more.”

— Miranda and dog Nanook

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