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Canine Massage Fundamentals: 
Workshop

Ottawa, Canada
  • May 29-31, 2026 - Class Full
  • October 2-4, 2026

2027 workshop dates & registration coming November 15

After registering, you'll be able to select your preferred dates.
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Part 2 of 2
Part 2 of Canine Massage Fundamentals takes you into the classroom for intensive hands-on practice and continued exploration of the how-to of palpation skills, proper application of fundamental massage techniques, passive range of motion, and more. You'll have the opportunity to work with a wide variety of live dogs while receiving real-time guidance, feedback, and support from your instructor. After completing Part 2, you'll receive your certificate of completion for the entire course.

Trust and Relationship-Building with Dogs (Parts 1 & 2) and Canine Massage Fundamentals (Part 1) must be completed before you attend Day 1 of this workshop.

CE hours approved for RACE, NCBTMB, & NBCAAM.

3 Days | 24 Hours

9:00 AM-6:00 PM each day

$700 USD

Includes all class materials

6 Students Max

Small class = More learning
 Registration closes 1 week prior to first day of workshop  

Cancellation & Refund Policies

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Where In Canada?

The Canada-based workshops take place at the Animal Massage and Movement Education Centre (AMMEC) in Frankville, Ontario.

Located 30 minutes from Smiths Falls/Montague Airport and 1 hour 22 minutes from Ottawa International Airport.

Other Workshop Locations - 2027

Can't make this Canada workshop?
Check the schedule at our other locations!

St. Louis

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April 16-18

Virginia

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February 19-21 | June 25-27 | October 1-3

Chicagoland

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Mentorship Program Only
Next Step...

Physical Dog

Once you've completed Parts 1 & 2 of Trust and Relationship-Building with Dogs and Canine Massage Fundamentals, the next step is the Physical Dog.

Physical Dog, Parts 1 & 2 will expand your knowledge of canine anatomy and physiology, and help you understand what "normal" (and not normal) looks like in a dog's structure and movement. 
Patrick Jones - Course author
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