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I'm hoping you guys can help me with ideas for a demo on canine massage. I've been asked to present a two-hour seminar to dog owners with a wide variety of...
Courtney Molino, ESMT...
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Nov 5, 2006
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Courtney, I sent this and got it back, I'm not on Yahoo and my post won't go through. Her is my answer for you and the rest of the group if you can send it,...
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Nov 6, 2006
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Will the two hours be just about dog massage? When I do seminars, they usually do last two hours. I start out introducing myself, who I'am, how I got into...
hopedog33
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Nov 6, 2006
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I massaged a 12 year old dog today. I spoke to the vet first and she said that massage would be good for the dog and there were no areas to avoid. I went VERY...
hopedog33
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Nov 15, 2006
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I do energy healing and massage. For that area on the dog, if you choose to massage again, I would not touch but move your hand above the area, so the energy...
Nancy Dutton
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Nov 16, 2006
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It seems like the vet either missed something or the blood clot is causing more discomfort than the vet thinks. Suggest the owner get a second opinion from ...
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Nov 16, 2006
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This dog should be seen by an animal chiropractor. Did the vet take x-rays? The spinal joints are obviously involved in this animal and need to be treated....
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I want to thank everyone for answering. The vet just called me to get an account of what happened and they are going to re-examin tomorrow morning. Maybe they...
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Nov 16, 2006
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It is good the hear that the vet was interested enough to call you back. My advice is to continue to see the dog. It may take a bit of time for him to feel...
Tinky Keen
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I also do energy balancing (Reiki) along with canine massage. Sometimes passive touch is helpful along the other areas that aren't near the spots that seem to...
debasketlady
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Nov 17, 2006
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Glad the vet is re-assessing. Please write again after you get new info. I don't know what your experience with energy work is. So, if you are aware of the...
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Nov 17, 2006
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Great advice, Marguerite!!! Treasure your Life . . . Nancy Dutton 303-665-4185 healingnancy@... _____ From: IAAMB@yahoogroups.com...
Nancy Dutton
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Nov 17, 2006
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Thank you so much. My problem is in a massage session I have been known to walk away feeling other peoples pain. I know this will help me. UPDATE: Mickey has...
Hope Suzanne
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Nov 17, 2006
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I agree with Margarite's advice below but would like to add to that. "There are a myriad of techniques for protection. A very simple one is to brush yourself...
Debbie Antognoli
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Nov 18, 2006
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I massaged him on Wed and he was more open to me. It took him some time to warm up and he did snap once, but it was a lot better than the last time. I did...
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Nov 24, 2006
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I am soooooooooo happy for you! I believe you will find he'll warm up to you quicker and quicker with each visit. Good job! Treasure your Life . . . Nancy...
Nancy Dutton
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Nov 24, 2006
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Kudos to you for sticking with Mickey. It's good to see everyone helping with suggestions because we all learn from each other. hopedog33...
Tinky Keen
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Hi, I started my business in small animal massage a few months ago. I continue to make good contacts through trainers, rescue groups, pet/ feed stores and...
Carol
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Nov 27, 2006
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Carol: My experience is that it takes about 2 years to get any business to start producing,. As a healing touch and flower/color/ tree essence therapist I am...
Amy Johnson
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Nov 27, 2006
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It does take 2-3 years to get a business started. You also have to remember that what we offer, it is also new to people. So you also have to educate and that...
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Well, I graduated 3 years ago from dog massage school and have not succeeded yet in getting a practice going. So it can be very slow. Part of the reason for my...
Margaret
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Nov 27, 2006
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Good news about Mickey, keep up the good work. On getting started, hang in there, it does seem like it takes forever. I started at agility shows and gave away...
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Nov 27, 2006
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Thank you! I try to tell myself the things you mention especially what good it does for the animals, but at times I need to hear it from someone. I am pet...
Carol McCoy
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Nov 28, 2006
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Here is one more voice added to the others confirming how long it takes. I'm doing my pet massage business part-time, so it's taking longer. I, too, am doing...
Tinky Keen
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Good news about Mickey, keep up the good work. On getting started, hang in there, it does seem like it takes forever. I started at agility shows and gave away...
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Nov 28, 2006
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Roberta, You bring up an interesting point about massaging at agility trials. Do you massage the dogs before or after they run? I run into this issue...
Courtney Molino, ESMT...
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Nov 28, 2006
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How do you do the follow-up form? Do you mail it or what? What does the form say? Does it help you get repeat clients? I'm curious as I seldom get repeat...
Margaret
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Nov 28, 2006
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Hang in there. I have been in business for over 3 years now and still it is slow. I continue forging ahead by networking with as many people as possible. I...
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Nov 28, 2006
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Question for the group: What's good to use to keep a cat, new to a house, from scratching the furniture? It's a Calico Cat. Thank you. I do not use a follow-up...
Nancy Dutton
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Nov 28, 2006
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I do massage at both agility and obedience trials. My massage is a mostly energy massage, and depending on the dog, I have worked on them both before and...
linda arble
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