A woman, a man, and a golden retriever dog are outside in a parking lot. The woman and man are smiling and holding the dog together, which is being held up by the man. The woman has shoulder-length brown hair and is wearing patterned leggings, a blac
A man holding a bulldog puppy and a woman smiling at him outdoors on a sidewalk with grass and trees in the background.
A dog wearing sunglasses indoors, with a background of a window and some palm tree shadows.
A man with glasses, a beard, and smiling, kneels outdoors with a brown dog with a light-colored face. The man is wearing medical scrubs and is holding the dog gently. The background shows a glass door, colorful toys, and potted plants.
Man holding a dog and a medal at an outdoor event with people in the background
A playful dog lying on its back in a grassy outdoor area.
Two dogs sitting in the backseat of a car, one smiling with its tongue out and the other looking forward, with sunlight shining on them.
A dog standing on its hind legs and interacting with a person, possibly during a training session, in an indoor facility.
A man and a black dog interacting indoors near large glass doors, with cars and a shopping plaza visible outside.
Dog lying on a person's lap while napping on a rug in a living room, next to a person's leg wearing a brown boot, with a game controller in hand. Two pillows and a blanket are on a nearby couch.
Person laying on a couch while grooming a sleeping white and gray dog with a massage brush, under a table on a patio.
A pug dog with a harness on a treadmill, with a leash attached, inside a house near a glass door and a lattice fence.
A man kneeling on the grass with a happy dog standing on an orange and black hoverboard. The dog is wearing a harness and the man is holding its leash. The background features green grass and some plants.
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Helping Dogs, Helping Owners

Evidence-based, in-home canine rehabilitation that reduces pain, restores movement, and makes everyday life easier—without clinic travel.

For over 13 years, I’ve helped many dogs improve function and comfort. I coordinate with your veterinarian and provide clear progress updates you can trust.

What you can expect

  • Hands-on pain relief (stretching and soft-tissue techniques)
  • Mobility and strength training tailored to your home
  • A simple, written home plan you can follow safely

Owner resources

Practical guides for recovery, exercise, and home setup—written in plain language. Owner Education Library · FAQs

Mason Lusk CCRP VT
Certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner of 13 years · Founder of Dynamic Pets

Call or text: (941) 800-1866
Email: rehabilitation@dynamicpets.com

Meet Your Friendly Neighborhood

Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner

“My best boy Jack had bi-lateral TPLOs in May of 2025, Recovery wasnt what I had hoped for or expected. Both me and the dog were a wreck. Then Mason came in on day one and started turning things around.

I can say with 100% certainty

Jack would not have

regained much of his mobility

without Mason’s Expertise,

patience and mind boggling ability to read dogs. We think so highly of Mason he has been a Saint in Jack’s Recovery.” - Jennifer Diaz

Close-up of a tan and gray Bulldog resting its head on a gray surface, with a striped cushion and a swimming pool in the background.

Jack Diaz

“Mason had been coming to treat Wolfie for quite while, one day he walked into our home and said “Somethings not right, take Wolfie to the hospital now!” Mason had somehow detected a splenetic mass that had ruptured in Wolfie just by touching him, the Vet said Wolfie would’ve died that day if not for him.” - Holly Sherwood

A dog lying by a poolside with a calm expression, surrounded by a backyard and a screened porch.

Wolfie

A man with glasses and a beard taking a selfie with a happy, smiling dog in the backseat of a vehicle.

Mason and Lily Lusk

“If there was a better dog for me than her I sure have never met it” - Mason

Mason has been practicing Canine Physical Rehabilitation for over a decade and has spent his entire life training dogs, raised in the ranching lifestyle and never without at least 5 dogs near him his entire childhood, dogs quickly became a center piece in Mason’s formative years, and the joy he gets from being able to meet and help so many dedicated dog lovers and their canine companions only seems to compound with every new patient. Early on in his life Mason began to dedicate his career towards dogs, and while the field is not without its strife he wouldn’t trade it for anything now with plenty of experience and a supportive veterinarian fiance Mason forges the next stage in his canine creed, in time he hopes to open a center for Canine Physical Rehabilitation to help as many dogs and their owners as possible. Schedule a consult and meet Mason today! Any issue a dog is being faced with be it paralyzed, fearful, painful, immobile or even only having two legs (Make sure to ask Mason about that) Mason is ready and willing to do his best to improve your dog’s quality of life.

“Our Mia was in so much pain from spinal arthritis, she never had the strength to do walks or play anymore and would stumble or trip and fall, which is a terrible danger for an 11 year old Great Dane! Thanks to Mason’s help her last years were spent being able to jog, play and leap onto our bed when ever thunder struck, without his work and care we would’ve never seen Mia act like a dog again.” - Kathleen Fennel

A large tan Great Dane dog with black markings on its face is lying on a patterned area rug in a living room. Behind the dog is a beige couch with black and red pillows. To the right of the dog, there is a small table with a plant in a red vase. An open door is in the background.

Mia Fennel

What Does Rehabilitation Mean for You and Your Dog?

Tailored Recovery Plans Adapted to Best Suit You and Your Dog

Rehabilitation and recovery focus on guided therapies and exercises that reduce pain, restore strength, and improve mobility, supporting dogs as they heal and return safely to an active, healthy life.

Home Mobility & Environment Support

Home Mobility Support: Guidance on adapting your dog’s home environment to improve safety, comfort, and ease of movement.

Training

Behavioral Training: Focused guidance to build positive habits, reduce stress, and support safe, cooperative participation in daily care and rehabilitation exercises.

Nutrition and Supplement Guidance

Nutrition and supplement guidance provides tailored recommendations to support each dog’s healing, strength, and overall well-being, helping optimize recovery, performance, and long-term health.

Physical Conditioning

Physical conditioning for dogs is a structured program of exercise that builds strength, flexibility, and endurance, helping them stay active, recover from injury, and maintain long-term mobility.

Assistive Device Fitting & Training

Assistive device fitting and training ensures your dog is properly measured for braces, carts, or supports, and teaches safe, effective use to improve mobility and quality of life.

Check Out The Dynamic Pets

Owner Knowledge Library!

I’m so excited to share this collection with you! Our library isn’t just about rehab and recovery — it’s a place where dog lovers can explore and learn. Inside you’ll find:

  • Knowledge on Orthopedic and Neurological Conditions — explained in clear, owner-friendly language so you can better understand your dog’s health challenges.

  • A complete Nutrition and Supplement Guide, including practical information on diets, vitamins, and safe supplement use.

  • An interactive timeline, “Dogs Throughout History,” celebrating the incredible bond between humans and dogs.

  • A look at common canine surgeries, so you know what to expect and how to support recovery.

  • Our Owner Resource Library, packed with handouts, condition guides, and practical tools.

  • And of course, our Blog & Newsletter, where we share fresh insights, updates, and tips for keeping your dog happy and healthy.

This project was built with love for dogs and the people who care for them. I warmly invite anyone to use the library freely, as long as it is done in accordance with the rules outlined in the introduction to the Owner Knowledge Library.

Click Here to go to the Owner's Knowledge Library!