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assage is currently accepted as an excellent accompaniment to good medical treatment for human beings.  For the average person, it improves circulation, boosts the immune system, aids in detoxification and, when done correctly, makes one simply feel better.  Massage produces visible and palpable positive results.  In the equine community the value of regular Massage has long been recognized.  So, it would follow that Massage should be a part of every Canine's regular routine.  Below are some photos of canines receiving massage.

Click here to see a short casual video of Companion Animal Massage Canine Method.

Basic Canine Massage & Bodywork Hands-On Workshop
You will have one-to-one hands-on interaction with dogs as your learn canine massage using your own dog or one supplied by us.  Learn to administer a massage that will relax and support your ability to help a dog be the healthiest, best tempered dog he can be.  Work in an animal friendly stress-free environment. Anatomical and massage pattern handouts will be supplied. Refreshments are available.  Please bring a notebook. Students will take turns working on each others' animals.  6-hour class. Certificate of Completion. $150.
Next Basic Hands-On Workshop, Saturday May 12, 2012, 10 am - 4 pm.
 
Level II Canine Massage & Bodywork Hands-On Workshop
 For students who have completed Basic training with us or through another school or educational method.  We will go into greater depth on the matters discussed in Level I plus
  • learn more about pre- and post-event massage including invigorating techniques to prepare the competitive canine for an event as well as cooling him down afterwards.
  • tactile examination and counterindications for massage. 
  • have one-to-one hands-on interaction with dogs as your learn canine massage using your own dog or one supplied by us.
Work in an animal friendly stress-free environment. Handouts & refreshments will be supplied.  Please bring a notebook. Students will take turns working on each others' animals.  6-hour class. Certificate of Completion. $150.
Next Level II Hands-On Workshop, Saturday June 9, 2012, 10 am - 4 pm.
 
The class is held in Spring, TX, just north of Houston .  Registration and Payment in advance.

 

Tapotement at base of ears.
Tapotement at base of ears.

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'Tickling' the feet.
Tickle the left foot
Mild manipulation of area between pads makes nail trimming and general handling of feet easier.

Compression with 2 hands.
Compression
Gentle firm compression warms up your canine athlete.

Long smooth strokes aid circulatio and calm dog.
Effleurage
Effleurage of the Latissimus Dorsi & External Abdominal Obliques.

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American Bull Mastiff Puppy
Happy Puppy
Regular educated touch will make this Puppy easier to handle in every way as she grows!

"For animals & the people who love them."