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by Brandon E. Schomberg (Author)
YOUR PATH TO PREVENTING INJURIES, SAVING MONEY, AND LIVING A LONG, HEALTHY, AND JOYFUL LIFE WITH YOUR DOG.
Love moving? Love your dog? Then this book is for you!
Nagging aches, lingering pain, or an injury slowing you down? Don't let discomfort keep you from living your best life, especially when your four-legged best friend is ready for adventure!
Healthy Living with Your Dog is your go-to guide for moving better, feeling better, and preventing injuries, so you and your pup can stay active and strong together. Packed with easy-to-follow insights, this book will help you build healthier habits, avoid costly setbacks, and deepen the bond with your dog.
Transform your health-mind and body-while creating an injury-free, joy-filled life alongside your best four-legged companion.
Brandon Schomberg is a board-certified Doctor of Physical Therapy, an American soldier, and a passionate advocate for healthy, active living-for both people and their dogs. He lives in Minnesota with his wife, three children, and two dogs and has owned 10 dogs since childhood. Drawing on years of clinical experience and military leadership, Brandon leads a multidisciplinary team at Twin Cities Orthopedics (TCO). He serves as the director of the Sports Physical Therapy Residency program while also developing specialty programs across TCO. Outside work, he enjoys staying active with his family, walking the dogs, and hitting the golf course, where movement and mindfulness meet. Brandon is equally passionate about leadership, personal growth, and lifelong learning-often found with a book that helps him grow as a clinician, mentor, and person. In his book Healthy Living with Your Dog: 21 Tips for a Healthy-Injury-Free Life, he introduces "Dog'ercise," a fun and functional approach to bonding with your dog while building a more active lifestyle. With practical tools, military-inspired motivation, and humor, Brandon encourages readers to "Charlie Mike"-Continue Mission-and move better together.
