Build on your skills from Beginners or Pre and Post Event and leave with 17 Techniques! FIND OUT MORE Furniture and floors covered in pet hair? Is your dog in need of some extra TLC? Then this two-in-one massager and de-shedder may help with your household and pet’s needs.

If you're specifically looking for something to remove all the shed hair from your dog's coat, this isn't it. But, if you want a tool to massage your dog and you know he could also benefit from a good brushing, this Petwell Massage Tools for dogs is what you need. NEW! Separate community area away from Facebook to build group coherence away from the usual social media platforms! By integrating anatomy with technique and 2 years training to produce real results for your dog FIND OUT MOREIt’s best to do this technique with dogs who are in a “Sit”position. Easier to reach their chest that way. We also offer 1 day courses to the general public where you can bring along your dog to learn some basic massage techniques for a day you and your dog will never forget. With your dog lying down or sitting, hold its paw in one hand. Using your forefinger and thumb, massage gently along the bones that make up the paw, as well as along each of their digits. Step 1: Start at the base of their ear. Your index finger should be over it. And your thumb at the base.

Your dog gets confused. They can’t remember commands or even where to go. “So how does massage help my dog?” Most dogs really enjoy a good massage, just as we do! Of course, all dogs are unique. Just as some people don’t like being touched, many dogs won’t either. Working & competing dogs work extremely hard. Even young, active, pet dogs will expend huge amounts of energy on their daily walks. This puts them at a greater risk of sustaining a muscular injury. You can fill a chew toy, such as a Kong with food. And give it to your pup before they get anxious.If you would like to explore massage therapy for your dog, have a chat with your vet. They will be able to advise you whether massage is suitable for your dog, and also refer you to an appropriate clinical massage therapist.