AOL’s Paw Nation features a report on the exercise and health benefits to humans engaged in dog agility training.

Zoom Room Austin is proud to be a supplier of “Taste of the Wild” Dog Food, packed with protein, antioxidants, and amino acids for your pet’s health.

The Austin Statesman recently examined trends in pet fitness in Austin, showcasing Zoom Room Austin and interviewing owner and head trainer Michele Mendoza.

Exercise benefits your pet mentally and physically. The Zoom Room is offering a new session of courses beginning this week!

Following a recent research study showing the health and fitness benefits for dog owners when participating in dog agility training, the Zoom Room announces an innovative new fitness program: Canine Cross-Training™.

Today researchers from the University of Massachusetts Department of Kinesiology released the results from their study of the Energy cost and heart-rate responses of dog trainers during dog agility training. We are here publishing their findings for the first time. This study represents the first ever scientific examination of the physiological effects of dog agility on the human handlers.

View great action photos of our recent Dog Agility Exercise Research Study, hosted at the Zoom Room, and conducted by the University of Massachusetts at Amherst.

The Zoom Room is delighted to announce that it will be hosting the first ever scientific research study into the physiological responses (of humans) when practicing dog agility.