Wet Dogs Have More Fun!

Dock diving (also called dock jumping) is one of the fastest-growing dog sports. It’s exciting, great exercise, and incredibly fun for both dogs and owners. If you’re just getting started, here are some practical tips to set your dog up for success. At Rummy’s Beach Club in Spring, Texas, we offer private dock diving training in a safe, controlled environment with an experienced trainer. 1. Build Water Confidence First Before attempting jumps, your dog should be comfortable s

Not every dog is a natural swimmer. Many dogs are nervous, hesitant, or even fearful of water. The good news? With patience and the right approach, almost any dog can learn to enjoy swimming. At Rummy’s Beach Club, we help dogs of all ages and temperaments become confident in the water during private sessions. Step 1: Start on Dry Land Begin by getting your dog comfortable near water without forcing them in. Let them explore the edge of a pool or pond on their own terms. Use

As dogs age, staying active becomes more challenging. Joint stiffness, arthritis, and reduced mobility can make traditional walks and playtime difficult. That’s where dog swimming offers a gentle yet powerful solution. At Rummy’s Beach Club in Spring, Texas, we specialize in private dog swimming sessions designed to keep senior dogs happy, healthy, and moving comfortably. 1. Low-Impact Exercise That Protects Joints Swimming allows senior dogs to move freely without the impact