Every dog is different. So is every schedule, every neighborhood, and every owner's situation. There's no fixed menu — just a conversation about what your dog actually needs and what works for you.
Each package is structured around your dog's breed, age, current fitness level, and what you're trying to solve. Nothing is off-the-shelf.
One session. Your dog's neighborhood, your trails, or drop-off in Wolf Creek. Good for owners who want to start slow, try it out, or supplement an existing routine.
A set number of sessions per week, scheduled in advance. This is where real change happens — consistency is what resets a dog's baseline stress and behavior. Most clients start here.
A complete monthly conditioning plan built around your dog's specific needs and goals. The most cost-effective option, and the one that produces the most consistent results.
Rates are set based on your dog's size, distance from Wolf Creek, session frequency, and what the work actually requires. I'd rather talk to you for five minutes than show you a number that doesn't fit your situation. The free consultation covers this — no commitment, no pressure.
No employees. No rotating staff. No subcontractors learning your dog's name on session three. Your dog is run by the same person every time — the person you talked to on the phone, who knows your dog's pace, quirks, and progress.
This isn't a walking service with a different label. It is sustained 10–15 mph cardio on a onewheel, two to five miles per session, delivered consistently. The kind of movement that physically changes what a dog's body is doing — stress hormones, cardiovascular fitness, joint health, behavior.
When you're looking at the cost, that's what you're weighing it against: the chewing, the reactivity, the sleepless nights, the trainer you've already paid, and the dog who still isn't settled.