Canine Massage for Dog Owners

Dog Owner's Guide to Canine Massage - Online Course

Learn how to massage your own dog(s) with this easy to follow, comprehensive online course! Massage can help decrease pain in your dog, increase range of motion, aid in bonding and improve your dog's quality of life! Register today...your dog will thank you!

A course every dog owner should take!

Course Curriculum Includes:

Introduction and History of Massage
Canine Locomotor System Anatomy
Evaluation
Vital Signs
Massage Preparation
Contraindications to Massage
Massage Techniques (Basic Strokes, Swedish, Myofascial Release, CMS and Gua Sha)
Basic Stretches
Aromatherapy
Hot and Cold Therapies
Evaluating Collars and Harnesses
Basic Nutrition and Supplementation

What is included in your registration:

Unlimited access to the on-line course without deadlines and timeframes
Dog Owner's Guide to Canine Massage Manual (available in PDF format)
Invitation to our Canine Myo-manipulative Functional Therapist FaceBook group where you can gain advice and share experiences with other dog owners and professionals from all over the world
Unlimited access to Dr. Barbara through e-mail and messages to have any questions you may have regarding the course and the treatment plan for your dog answered.

Canine Massage Course for Dog Owners

$250.00

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This on-line course will teach you everything you need to know to massage your own dog(s)! In this course, you will learn about the history of massage, foundation massage strokes, Swedish massage techniques, Myofascial Release, basic stretches, aromatherapy and more!

This is a not a certification course and is not intended to prepare you for a career as a canine massage therapist! The techniques learned in this course do not replace veterinary medicine and you may still need to utilize a professional canine body work practitioner in addition to using the techniques learned.

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