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Canine Massage Fundamentals: Workshop
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.
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.
Where In St. Louis?
The St. Louis-based workshops take place at Yuppy Puppy in Cottleville, Missouri, in the St. Louis metropolitan area.
Yuppy Puppy is located 20 minutes (17 miles) west of the St. Louis Lambert International Airport and 39 minutes (33 miles) west of the iconic Gateway Arch in downtown St. Louis.
Yuppy Puppy is located 20 minutes (17 miles) west of the St. Louis Lambert International Airport and 39 minutes (33 miles) west of the iconic Gateway Arch in downtown St. Louis.
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Next Step...
Your Choice!
Once you've completed Parts 1 & 2 of Trust and Relationship-Building with Dogs and Canine Massage Fundamentals, you can choose to take either The Physical Dog, or the Case Study Practicum.
Students who want more knowledge about canine anatomy and physiology sooner rather than later often choose to go directly to The Physical Dog, Parts 1 & 2.
Students who want to get out there and start practicing the techniques learned in the first two foundations courses often choose the Case Study Practicum as their next step.
There's no wrong choice -- it comes down to what feels most comfortable for you!
Students who want more knowledge about canine anatomy and physiology sooner rather than later often choose to go directly to The Physical Dog, Parts 1 & 2.
Students who want to get out there and start practicing the techniques learned in the first two foundations courses often choose the Case Study Practicum as their next step.
There's no wrong choice -- it comes down to what feels most comfortable for you!