Dog Academy: knowledge about health and movement

Areas of knowledge

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Gait analysis & biomechanics

Understanding movement

How do dogs move? What do stride length, joint angles and symmetry reveal about their movement?

Lameness & symptoms

When movement changes

Is your dog limping, moving unevenly or suddenly moving differently? Find out what the causes might be.

Orthopaedic conditions

Recognising and classifying conditions

From hip and elbow dysplasia to cruciate ligament rupture and osteoarthritis: useful information on causes, symptoms and treatment options.

Puppies & development

Growing up healthy

How do growth, exercise and nutrition influence joint development? And what should dog owners pay particular attention to?

Therapy & rehabilitation

Targeted support for movement

What role do physiotherapy, rehabilitation and objective follow-up checks play in orthopaedic conditions?

Research & case studies

Science meets practice

Discover scientific findings and real case studies from veterinary practice.

A dog’s life in motion

Every stage of life brings different demands.

A dog’s movement changes over the course of its life. Growth, physical activity, training and age all influence how it moves. The Academy accompanies this development with knowledge for every stage of life.

Mobile gait analysis for dogs and puppies
Mobile gait analysis for dogs
Mobile gait analysis for dogs in Hamburg

Puppy & Young dogs

Healthy growth, joint development and the right balance between exercise and loading.

Sporting & working dogs

Biomechanics, performance, load management and early detection of functional changes.

Adult & senior dogs

Maintaining mobility, understanding age-related changes and supporting quality of life.

Deepen your knowledge

Understand more. Discover more.

Scientific knowledge is constantly evolving. With our books, webinars and specialist articles, we aim to make knowledge accessible and encourage exchange between research, practice and dog owners.

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