Over Weight
Noticeable weight gain or a lower activity baseline than usual.
Built for high-energy dogs
At PacePups, we specialize in canine exercise programs designed to keep your dog’s body and mind healthy, strong, and active. Every dog is different — from energy levels to breed traits — so we create customized exercise plans that match your pup’s individual needs.
Regular exercise is one of the most important factors in a dog’s overall health and happiness. Just like humans, dogs need consistent movement to stay physically fit, mentally stimulated, and emotionally balanced. Without enough activity, many dogs develop excess energy that can show up as anxiety, destructive behavior, or restlessness at home. Structured exercise helps burn that energy in a healthy way. It supports better weight management, improves cardiovascular health, and promotes calmer, more balanced behavior. Active dogs tend to sleep better, listen better, and simply enjoy life more. At its core, exercise isn’t just about movement — it’s about giving your dog the outlet they were naturally built for.
Noticeable weight gain or a lower activity baseline than usual.
Chewing, digging, or tearing household items from pent-up energy.
Frequent barking or whining triggered by boredom and under-stimulation.
Pacing and difficulty settling, especially during quiet hours at home.
Sudden shifts in behavior or mood that may be linked to lack of physical activity.
Reduced mobility or tight movement from low conditioning and inactivity.
$39 per session
A balanced run/walk designed to ease dogs into structured movement. Perfect for pups transitioning from casual walks to more active routines.
Most Popular
$59 per session
An endurance-focused run built for dogs that need real energy release. Designed to improve behavior, stamina, and daily balance.
$89 per session
Our most advanced session for athletic, high-drive dogs that thrive on longer distances and consistent conditioning.
Visit our About Us page to learn more, or go straight to Contact to request your dog’s first run.