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FOR DOGS WHO RUN, JUMP AND COMPETE
The joint chew made for sport dogs who aren’t ready to lose a step
Here’s how Jope Hip & Joint helps him bounce back faster after big days and stay in the sport he loves for more seasons. Whether he’s 3 and flying, or 10 and still competing.
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Every sport dog’s story can go 2 ways
In one, the slowdown creeps in.
- A limp after ball play that’s gone by the next day.
- A little longer to recover after a full day of competition.
- Then come fewer runs. Lower jumps.
- And one day, he’s watching from the sidelines.
But there’s another reality.
- One where he’s still competing at 10.
- Still running 5 days a week at nearly 11.
- Still bouncing back after a big weekend.
The difference starts inside his joints
Every jump, landing and tight turn puts force through his cartilage.
Together, those can slowly show up as stiff mornings and slower recovery.
Nobody wants the answer to be less sport.
And it doesn’t have to be.
What’s really inside most joint chews
Most sport dog parents start with a joint chew.
And on the surface, most look great.
But look closer, and glucosamine is usually the main ingredient.
And in studies in dogs with joint problems, glucosamine didn’t do better than a placebo.
So here’s what Jope Hip & Joint does differently.
It leaves glucosamine out.
And it’s made with UC-II® instead.
Tested on dogs who run
Glucosamine is only half of it. UC-II® works on the other half: his body’s reaction.
It teaches his body to recognize his cartilage as his own, and not go after it.
And it’s been tested on dogs like him.
Take these 2 studies, for example.
In each, 40 healthy Labradors ran twice a week, building up to 1 long 16-km run.
Half got UC-II®. Half got a placebo.
The UC-II® dogs kept a faster average pace.
And after the 16 km run, only the placebo dogs showed a rise in a marker of cartilage breakdown.
It’s been seen in people too.
In 2 studies in active adults, knees got more flexible on UC-II® than on a placebo.
Meet the dogs who are still going
Here they are, with more sport dogs on Jope, from agility to search and rescue.
I have noticed a difference in my competitive Agility dog
He is 10 years old and has had a few pulls, and lameness from performing agility. I have had him on Jope continuously for 5 months and he is definately moving better and recovering from a full day of competion quicker. He loves the taste as well.
Anne J., 10 year old agility dog
Our chocolate English Lab is 8
Our chocolate English Lab is 8 and she has been on your Jope hip and joint for about year!!! We live in the country and I walk her 2-4 miles a day and she has been walking and running around like a puppy!! We also do an agility class on Wed nights and she does the hard class so easy!!! Your products is amazing and I am so thankful I started her on it!!! I get a shipment every 6 months so she doesn’t miss a day!!! THANK YOU for not only a great product but a wonderful company and very easy to work with!!!!!!!!
Kathy S.
Search and rescue, on Jope since age 1
“Saga is GSD and is a certified search and rescue K9 she is trained to search for missing persons in the wilderness she got lame in her front leg and had to have fluid removed I started her on JOPE when she was a year old she is now 4 years old and she’s has NOT had any issues seance she has been on JOPE”
My arthritic 13 year old dog.
My 58 pound dog is almost 13 years old and has severe arthritis of her hips and elbows. I feel Jope has improved her mobility and agility. She takes the chew readily and has been getting it for about 4 months twice a day.
Shelley D.
Too young? Too late?
Now, we already know what you’re thinking.
“He’s young and fit. He doesn’t need a joint chew yet.”
Or, “He’s 10. Isn’t it a bit late?”
But hear us out.
The Labradors in those studies were healthy dogs, aged 5 to 12.
And the agility dog above?
He’s 10. So it’s not too late, and starting earlier is even better.
Made for sport dog parents like you
So if you plan his training around his body…
And you’d love to see him still competing at 10…
Made for you if he…
Competes in agility, flyball, dock diving or scent work
There’s little risk in starting today.
But what if we’re right?
What if Saturday’s trial doesn’t cost him Sunday?
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Hi jope!
Perhaps you’re wondering why, with Kika gone, I still stay signed up to the jope newsletter?
We, here’s the thing - jope contributed so much to her quality of life and health that I WANT to be reminded of how great this product is. I gave away dozens of bags left from our jope stash when she passed. I recommend it to everyone I know or meet with a senior dog. I tell the story of how I forgot to order it one week and the difference was instantly see-able. How I never missed an order again. I will always be greatful for discovering jope. And when I finally heal enough to think about a new dog - jope will be on my list. So yeh, don’t unsubscribe me please. Sharing this. As always.
Noticed a difference in our elderly dogs agility within a week.
So far so good my lab has improved in walking up the stairs
Helps my dog like I never woulda believed
Franklin is a very active 6-1/2 year old dog. He spends most of his day running. About a year ago, he started limping and stopped jumping on the couch. We gave him glucosamine supplements. They helped his limping, but he still didn't jump on the couch. After switching to Jope, he's back on the couch.
That may not be a good thing for our sofa, but it's good to get our couch cuddling time back.
