We have all been missing our canicross club runs, but some good news from the Scottish Government last week means we are able to meet up in small groups of 15 people. Unfortunately, those 15 people cannot cross a council boundary to get to the run, so we are organising one at Vogrie (for our…
Following the latest guidelines published by the Scottish Government on 10 September, we’re sorry to announce that our club runs are now suspended until further notice. The Government’s revised guidance on the “rule of six” limits social gatherings – including outdoors – to a maximum of two households, which unfortunately means that we are unable…
Guidance For Members on Returning To Club Runs Under Phase 3 of the Scottish lockdown easing, we’re delighted that Cani-Sports Edinburgh can restart club runs. We’ve missed you guys! We’ll need to do it gradually though and get used to things still being a bit different for a while, initially under a very strict set…
Club information about Coronavirus (also known as Covid-19), a highly contagious virus that has now reached the UK. Cani-Sports Edinburgh as a club takes the health of its members very seriously. It is with a heavy heart that we have taken the decision to cancel all organised club runs for the time being. It feels…
We had a blast at our annual #canicross running races, held at Foxlake Adventures near Dunbar. The event sold out in about ten days, not quite a record, but still good going for a race of this size (160 entrants). We mixed up the route a bit, bringing runners onto the beach for the first…
As the warmer summer months approach, we are pleased to announce a programme of summer events that don’t involve canicross running. Most dogs hate the heat – but some more than others. So we’ve put together some activities that you can do with your dog, and some without. See our events page (or Facebook page)…
The weekends adventures were brought to you by Cani-Fit with the assistance of a whole load of mud, lots of giggles, smiley friendly people and happy and healthy dogs! Day 1 – Ruff Dugger By Sue Weeks and Rickyjim Some of the Photos were kindly provided by Kenny Girvan www.kennygirvanphotography.co.ukinfo@kennygirvanphotography.co.uk Some of the photos have been…
My name is Maggie and I’m a one year old Border Terrier…..and I get really nervous about everything!!! I can’t control my anxiety and show it by barking a lot!!! Woof Woof I live with my humans and two big brothers Moss and Inness who have been doing Canicross for a while. It was my…
by Jane J Muzzles may look scary if you are not used to them but a correctly fitting muzzle is not harmful to your dog and if introduced properly dogs can learn to be completely relaxed whilst wearing one. Contrary to some of the myths & stigmas attached to them, muzzles are often the sign of…
by Jane J Q. What is a reactive dog? A. ALL dogs are reactive, just by the very nature of being alive & responding to the environment around them. However the term ‘reactive’ is usually applied to dogs who’s reactions to their environment are deemed undesirable, inappropriate or antisocial by us humans, for example lunging,…
