Although stiff joints are not curable, it is possible to improve joint health in your dog. Gentle exercise is extremely good for your dog. Not only will it help keep his joints moving freely, but it will help him stay at a healthy weight and keep excess stress off his joints, which are important to his overall joint health. The key is to control the amount of exercise, so your dog does not overexert his joints. By allowing a little bit of running and then putting him back on his leash for a while and taking a gentle stroll, you can control the exercise and let your dog get enough of a workout to burn off energy and keep joints mobile without causing damage. Always remember, if you’re worried about your dog getting more exercise than is beneficial, your veterinarian will be happy to advise you a sensible canine exercise regime. Switching nutrition may help The food your dog eats can also influence his joint health and mobility. Balanced nutrition is essential part of an active, healthy lifestyle for dogs. If you’re concerned about your dog’s joint health, consult with your veterinarian and discuss the best food.