


1. Cani-cross
Cani-cross is an exciting sporting activity that combines running and complicity with your dog.
Attach yourself to your pooch with a special belt (harness and harness strap preferred) and let his boundless energy guide you through forest trails or along country lanes. The Limousin, with its varied landscapes and numerous hiking trails, offers an ideal setting for this activity.
There are a number of cani-cross associations in Haute-Vienne who will be delighted to welcome you!
2. Cani-VTT
Have you ever heard of cani-VTT? If you love cycling and you have a dog, you can share some sporting moments with your four-legged friend.
The Haute-Vienne, with its diversity of unspoilt landscapes, offers an infinite playground for cani-VTT. From shady forest trails to rolling hills and picturesque country lanes, every outing becomes an opportunity to discover new horizons with your dog by your side.
The major advantage of cani-VTT? It’s an activity that appeals to both master and dog. With your canine companion attached to a specially designed leash, you share an exciting and stimulating experience, strengthening the bond between you (as proposed by the Canipat87 association in the photo opposite).


3. Cani-rando
Hiking with your dog may seem like an obvious choice, but in Haute-Vienne it makes perfect sense!
The department and its many trails offer total freedom with your companion.
Here are a few places that will appeal to doggies and masters alike! Click below to see the article 👇
4. Swimming
Haute-Vienne is green. But also blue. The département abounds in lakes and ponds, where your companion can cool off in summer.
Rivers and riverbanks offer numerous natural beaches and shallow areas where your dog can wade and have fun.
Be sure to check local by-laws and choose areas where dog swimming is permitted.


5. Agility
Agility is much more than just a sport for dogs; it’s a rewarding and challenging activity for masters and their four-legged companions!
This canine discipline involves taking your dog over various obstacles on a timed course. The obstacles are varied: footbridges, fences, hedges, walls and even tunnels (as shown in the photo).
By combining physical exercise, mental stimulation and social interaction, agility contributes to a dog’s overall well-being. So why not give it a try and see how your dog can shine on the course?
There are several agility associations in Haute-Vienne with the necessary courses, so don’t hesitate to contact them to strengthen the bond with your pooch.