We often think about our dogs’ physical and emotional health as two separate things. But are they really? Anyone who has lived with a dog knows how strongly emotions can affect them. Excitement can send their whole body into a tail-wagging frenzy. Fear can make them freeze. Anxiety can create restlessness, panting or trembling. Emotions
When you hear the words canine massage, you might picture a very pampered pooch enjoying the doggy equivalent of a day spa. And while relaxation is certainly part of it, canine bodywork can offer much more. Dogs place enormous demands on their bodies. Running, jumping, playing, navigating stairs, competing in dog sports and even repetitive
Dogs are incredibly good at adapting. Unfortunately, that can also mean they become very good at hiding discomfort. While obvious limping, crying or refusing to move will usually get our attention, many dogs show much more subtle signs when something doesn’t feel quite right. Changes in movement, behaviour, sleep or even personality can sometimes be
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