Outside-30°C
Inside the van+20°C
Heated cabin, matte insulation, non-slip rubber floors.
No salt, no ice. Paws stay whole through January.
Weather cancellations are free. If it is not safe, we reschedule.
We built this for three specific types of dogs.
A generic dog gym does not fix any of these problems. If your dog is one of the three below, this service was designed around them.
Four steps. No lobby, no drop-off.
01
Book an intake online
Send us your dog's name, breed, and what you are trying to solve. We reply within one business day with a slot.
02
The van arrives at your driveway
A professionally equipped, climate-controlled training vehicle designed for safe, effective behaviour-adjustment sessions.
03
30 minutes of guided work
Warm up, steady cardio, cool down. Handler in the van the whole time. One dog only, zero exposure to other dogs.
04
Report card in your inbox
Same-day email with duration, distance, effort notes, and anything the handler noticed. Shareable with your vet.
A premium fitness studio that happens to be for dogs.
We are not a daycare and not a walker. We do one thing, and we measure it. Every dog gets the same handler, the same equipment, and the same report card in the same inbox.
One dog at a time
Zero exposure to other dogs. Ever. That is the whole product.
We come to you
No travel stress, no parking, no lobby introductions.
Handler present the whole session
Cued warm-up, monitored work, cool down and debrief.
A report card in your inbox
Duration, distance, effort, and behavioural notes, same day.
Session report
Same day • email
Client
Session
Miso, border collie, 4 yrs
04 of 08
DURATION
30 min
Distance
2.4 km
Effort
Moderate
Warm-up: settled onto the mill in under a minute. No stalling.
Work: steady trot, drifted to a slow canter for two 4-minute intervals. Focused, tail relaxed.
Cool down: ate the last of the treats and lay down on her own. Handler debriefed with the owner.
What Our Lovely Clients Say
Real feedback from people who have worked with us on real projects.
“We tried three trainers and two daycares before this. Six sessions in and Miso sleeps through the night for the first time in two years.”
Priya S.
Reactive border collie owner, Kensington
“I live in a 12th floor condo. The van pulls up, my dog is exercised, and I never have to explain her to another owner in the elevator.”
Daniel R.
Working professional, Beltline
“Our vet asked us to keep our lab moving after his TPLO. The session report cards let us follow the plan without guessing.”
Karen M.
Post-surgery client, University District
Get the Answers You Need
Clear explanations for all the common questions and concerns you might have.
How long is a session?
Sessions are 30 minutes. An extended 45 minute session is available for high-drive and working-line dogs. Time in the van covers warm up, work, cool down, and a brief handler debrief.
Is the slat mill motorized?
No. The Firepaw mill is 100 percent dog-powered. Your dog controls the pace and can slow down or stop at any time. A handler is present in the van the whole session.
Will my reactive dog meet other dogs?
Never. One dog at a time, in a private van, at your driveway. No off-leash parks, no shared spaces, no lobbies. That is the whole point of the service.
What if it is minus 30 outside?
The van is climate controlled to about 20 degrees Celsius year round. Winter is when this service matters most in Calgary.
How much does it cost?
Drop-in is $65 CAD for 30 minutes. Packs bring that down to about $55 per session. Full pricing lives on the Services page, including two-dog household rates.
Still deciding?
The Tundra Pass is a single 30 minute session with no commitment. Most first-time clients start there, then move to a pack once their dog settles into the routine.