Jog-A-Dog — 'Because your dog wants to join the treadmill lifestyle'

Say what?"

The "treadmill lifestyle?"

Hey, you're already on that, you say: no need to subject poor Fido to her or his own canine version of a dog's life, going–nowhere iteration.

Well this isn't about that.

In fact, in keeping with the general spirit and ethos of bookofjoe it's really not about much of anything — but it's different that what appeared here yesterday, or the day before.

I was wondering how I was gonna get that in.

But I digress.

Jog-A-Dog is "a revolutionary exercise system for dogs."

From the website:

Each Jog-A-Dog canine treadmill is engineered to exacting standards derived from thirty years of research and innovation.

Designed with the input of veterinarians, physical therapists and engineers, Jog-A-Dog is truly the best exercise system available for the most discriminating consumer.

Key Benefits:

• End unruly behavior

• Reduce risk of serious injury

• Provide versatility in exercise

• Develop muscle strength & stamina

• Control your dog's exercise regimen

• Provide exercise in adverse weather

• Prevent obesity & associated problems

• Improve health, well-being & longevity

• Correct faults in movement on-the-fly

• Exercise many dogs quickly & effortlessly

• Condition muscles to show ring speed

• Maintain a vibrant coat year-round

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The dog treadmill comes in three sizes so that no matter how big or small your pooch it can be assured of a workout perfectly attuned to its needs.

The Jog-A-Dog website offers over 50 entertaining video clips of dogs on treadmills.

Jog-A-Dog was featured last week on Tom Niccum's walkingwhileworking, the equivalent of Oprah for things treadmill–related.

Don't tell anyone but we're quietly manuevering to get Tom on Oprah to demonstrate with her, on side–by–side treadmills, the treadmill lifestyle.

[via Shawn Lea and everythingandnothing]