Our story

We started with one restless dog and a plot of Nebraska ice.

K9 Motion Ko began the winter our own high-drive shepherd mix stopped getting his walks. Sidewalks were sheets of ice, the yard was frozen solid, and a dog built to work spent his days rearranging the living room. A motorless slatmill changed that household in a week — not because it wore him out, but because it gave him something to do that he actually controlled.

Once neighbors started asking to borrow it, the answer became obvious: load the equipment up and bring it to them. Today that mobile studio pulls up to driveways all over the metro, and the reaction is the same every time — a dog who figures out the rhythm, then refuses to get off.

“The best equipment in the world doesn't help if getting there stresses the dog out. So we removed the trip.”

Mission

Give every dog in the metro a safe, consistent way to move.

Weather, work schedules, mobility limits, reactivity — there are a hundred honest reasons a dog doesn’t get enough movement. Our job is to remove every one of those barriers, one driveway at a time.

The dog decides

No motor, no forced pace, no pushing through stress signals. Every session ends on a good note, even if that means five minutes.

Honest recommendations

If a dog isn't a fit for slatmill work, we say so and point you toward a better option. Trust matters more than a booking.

Show up prepared

Sanitized equipment, water, traction check, and session notes every single visit — the same standard for a first-timer or a regular.

Community first

We're an Omaha family business. We work with local rescues, trainers, and vets rather than around them.

01

Handler-led

Every session is run by a trained handler watching gait, breathing, and body language — never left unattended.

02

Equipment we maintain

Slatmills are inspected, cleaned, and re-tensioned between every single visit.

03

Built on referrals

Most of our schedule comes from neighbors, trainers, and vet techs who’ve seen the results firsthand.

Come meet us in your own driveway.

Questions first? Call (402) 238-9864 and talk to the person who’ll be running your dog’s session.

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