The Rescue Dog
Giving a rescue dog a new and loving home is a fulfilling and rewarding experience, but we all know that old habits, settling in and traumatic past experiences can often hinder or delay a dogs ability to settle into their forever home.
Dog Massage can help with:
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Nervous or Anxious behaviour
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Irritable/Grumpy unwilling to be touched
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Accustoming your dog to being handling if they are "touch shy"
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Trust Issues with humans
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Unsociable Behaviour with other dogs/people
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Physiological Conditions eg: Limping /Lameness/Arthritis/Hip Dysplasia
Stiffness, Mobility Issues
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Enabling your dog to release old patterns of unwanted behaviour
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Hyperactive/Under active dogs
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Visits to the Groomers
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The older dog
How Does It Work?
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By relaxing muscles, easing tension and resolving issues in the musco-skeletal system that may be making your dog irritable, tense and unable to settle
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By stimulating the nervous system to elicit new responses and to "forget" old behaviour patterns
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Drains toxins and metabolic waster through the lymphatic system (toxins and waste are a common cause of why many dogs don`t like their paws touched)
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Touch Perception makes the dog more aware of its own body as different sensations are elicited throughout the massage
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Helps to resolve issues like lameness and "bunny-hopping" and support issues like arthritis