Dear Pet Lover,
You, as a dog lover, can encourage better health and healing in your furry friends with a career as a canine massage therapist or by adding massage skills to an existing animal based business.
Forbes reported that animal massage therapist salaries are on a par with human massage therapists who earned a median annual salary of $39,860 in 2016 according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Register for the HTT Canine Massage Theory and Techniques program today to become a Canine Massage Therapist. You'll be on your way to helping pups while increasing your income. An average pet massage costs around $50 for a pet. That could be money in your pocket if you take this course.
Registration is easy and can be done right here!
As an added bonus, view our two videos for a snippet of what you will learn.
Always pet with a purpose,
Dr. Sue
Canine Massage Theory and Techniques Course
Every massage move is demonstrated in a video for you to watch and practice as many times as you wish. You will use the one-handed effleurage move or the 'petting with a purpose' stroke in every massage you perform. Try one-handed effleurage to relax your dog.
You do not put your hands on a dog for some moves. Active stretches require the pup to do the work while you entice him with a treat. The nose to toes move stretches the muscles of the back to relax and strengthen them. While your dog plays a game to receive a treat he reduces muscle tension, improves circulation, and increases flexibility. See if your dog likes this stretch.
Stay up to date with Dr. Sue's teachings and receive the latest stories and information on canine massage therapy.
Dr. Sue enjoys teaching stretches to Camp K9 kids and the shelter dogs they work with.
Check out our courses and add a new level of care for the special dog in your life or become a Certified Canine Massage Practitioner
to benefit many furry friends. Register for an online class and start learning today.
With a Ph.D. in Biological sciences from the University of Texas in Austin and a masters in Zoology from Southern Illinois University, Dr. Sue is devoted to the care and massaging of pets. Read her articles here.
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