Wonderful! We would love to have you & your dachshund join us on Zoom tomorrow evening - Dr. Finn is offering a LIVE zoom group coaching lesson for dog owners to learn massage techniques they can do at home. To sign up, enroll in the basic Whole Dog Health membership here: www.finndvm.com/whole-dog-health-membership Hope to see you there! (a recording will be available to view later)
Ty, I have a senior jack-chi going on 16. He's starting to get stiff and I wanna make sure I'm not hurting him. I love my dog so much, I just wanna take all the discomfort away. He gets many petting sessions and time on a heating pad. 🥺
I have a very anxious dog, he trembles with what I suppose is anticipation. I'd love an updated anxious dog massage video to help him relax at the end of our full on days
Basilone standing up because you were massaging him cracked me up! Sounds like something I would do :D he's so cute! Loved the video, I will be trying this on my Lizzy :)
I always noticed that my dog would move a lot or just leave when I applied more pressure during massages. Thanks for enlightening us when it comes to massaging dogs, I hope it’ll help my dog feel more relaxed and live longer 😊
We are so glad you enjoyed this video and learned helpful tips for massaging your dog at home! Yes, very gentle (nickel weight) touch is key to making massage comfortable and beneficial for you and your dog. Be sure to check out www.finndvm.com for more great content! 🐾
I just found out my chihuahua loves a massage. I went from scratching to rubbing and he melted into a doggy puddle and fell asleep lol. I was looking on here to see what else to do. Thanks for posting this.
Faccia really loves the camera. It's that phenomena that animals know and feel. Is it still soft voice of communication some of my animals are camera shy and some at just like faccia
It actually worked my chi had a bone and was growling. But the min I rubbed him he dropped it and actually leaned into my message closing his eyes. And it kind of helped with the food aggression
That's wonderful to hear! It sounds like the massage technique had a calming effect on your Chihuahua, which is fantastic. Massaging dogs can indeed help reduce tension and anxiety, which may contribute to behaviors like food aggression. When you gently massage your dog, it can stimulate the release of endorphins, the body's natural painkillers and stress relievers. This can help your dog feel relaxed and less likely to exhibit aggressive behaviors. Additionally, massage can improve circulation and promote a sense of well-being, which can further contribute to a calmer demeanor. To continue helping with food aggression, you might want to consider the following tips: Consistency: Keep massaging your dog regularly, especially before feeding times. This can help him associate mealtime with relaxation and positive experiences. Positive Reinforcement: Reward your dog with treats and praise when he exhibits calm behavior around food. This can help reinforce the idea that good things happen when he remains calm. Controlled Feeding: Feed your dog in a calm and quiet environment. Avoid distractions and ensure he feels safe and secure during mealtimes. Gradual Desensitization: Gradually get your dog used to your presence around his food. Start by being nearby while he eats and slowly work up to being able to touch or handle his food bowl without him reacting aggressively. Professional Guidance: If food aggression continues to be a problem, consider seeking the help of a professional dog trainer or behaviorist. They can provide personalized guidance and training techniques to address the issue. It's great that you've found a technique that works for your dog. Keep up the good work, and don't hesitate to reach out if you have any more questions or need further assistance!
Dogs are just like us they needed therapy to I have a channel myself. I'm a certified massage therapist and certified Divine Healing technician the founder of life-changing Grace and it is a pleasure to be a part of your Channel
We would love to have you & your dog join us on Zoom tomorrow evening - Dr. Finn is offering LIVE group coaching for dog owners to learn massage techniques they can do at home. To sign up, enroll in the basic Whole Dog Health membership here: www.finndvm.com/whole-dog-health-membership Hope to see you there! (a recording will be available to view to those who cannot attend live.) -- Genni, assistant for Dr. Finn
WE JUST ADOPTED A POM. HE HAD ONE BACK LEG REMOVED IN MARCH. WE JUST WANT TO KEEP HIM PAIN FREE AND HEALTHY. HE GETS AROUND AWESOME. YOU WOULDN'T KNOW HE JUST HAD IT AMPUTATED. ANY MASSAGE TIPS.
Massage for dogs and cats replicates rough play, which replaces the mother's instinctive holistic administrations. At birth and as a kitten mother is constantly grooming, including the claws. This experience is a life lesson for good health and survival. Nerves are always thickening and will harden with age. Kneading, pinching, and smoothing out bumps and releasing knots in the fur and skin, breaks up these forming nerve bundles, and prevents auto-immune ailments, hearing loss, sight problems, etc. the cause of which is poor circulation. Lone pets in a home require more attention, because of this reason. As the experience is repeated, the masseuse becomes more proficient, and pet and person enjoy it more and more. Basilone did not always seem comfortable with celebrity, darn paparazzi!
Lmao i guess a massage is just petting the pup with very close attention, i do that all the time anyway. We tried this anyhow and she just wanted to play 😂
People have to understand. If you own a chi you know. That this breed has to really trust you to do this my dog will not allow a vet or anyone else to touch him he has boundary issues.
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My pet isn’t hurt I just want her to be happy
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Facts! Sanza(pug) loves it but I wanted to find something different from what I do.
Same❤️
Real ❤
The most helpful massage video for dogs that I’ve seen. I have a Chi and I know she will love this. Thank you!
It's so cute that he scooted near you!
Thanks for noticing the small stuff :)
Thank you! It was great advice to massage gently. My dachshund loved it, she fell asleep💖
Wonderful! We would love to have you & your dachshund join us on Zoom tomorrow evening - Dr. Finn is offering a LIVE zoom group coaching lesson for dog owners to learn massage techniques they can do at home. To sign up, enroll in the basic Whole Dog Health membership here: www.finndvm.com/whole-dog-health-membership Hope to see you there! (a recording will be available to view later)
Ty, I have a senior jack-chi going on 16. He's starting to get stiff and I wanna make sure I'm not hurting him. I love my dog so much, I just wanna take all the discomfort away. He gets many petting sessions and time on a heating pad. 🥺
Omgosh Basilone is sooo cute and really works the camera!!!!
I have a very anxious dog, he trembles with what I suppose is anticipation. I'd love an updated anxious dog massage video to help him relax at the end of our full on days
Basilone standing up because you were massaging him cracked me up! Sounds like something I would do :D he's so cute! Loved the video, I will be trying this on my Lizzy :)
This is so perfect, no dislikes
ok look at it now
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So cute! Thank you for sharing your tips.❤
I’m looking into this I would love to become a Caine massage therapist I’m currently a dog bather but I would love to further my career
I always noticed that my dog would move a lot or just leave when I applied more pressure during massages. Thanks for enlightening us when it comes to massaging dogs, I hope it’ll help my dog feel more relaxed and live longer 😊
We are so glad you enjoyed this video and learned helpful tips for massaging your dog at home! Yes, very gentle (nickel weight) touch is key to making massage comfortable and beneficial for you and your dog. Be sure to check out www.finndvm.com for more great content! 🐾
That dog is all-in on the massage thing :)
I just found out my chihuahua loves a massage. I went from scratching to rubbing and he melted into a doggy puddle and fell asleep lol. I was looking on here to see what else to do. Thanks for posting this.
Faccia really loves the camera. It's that phenomena that animals know and feel. Is it still soft voice of communication some of my animals are camera shy and some at just like faccia
Autocorrect Farcelona
Maybe the dog notices that she is talking to someone (the camera) and is trying to figure out who she's talking to
Very helpful for my 17-year old shih tzu! Thank you so much :)
I'm doing this on my 12 year old Shih Tzu. But she doesn't give me any clues. She is just snoring REALLY LOUDLY.
Thank you for commenting.
9:09 that is so cute and funny I wonder what it means
It actually worked my chi had a bone and was growling. But the min I rubbed him he dropped it and actually leaned into my message closing his eyes. And it kind of helped with the food aggression
That's wonderful to hear! It sounds like the massage technique had a calming effect on your Chihuahua, which is fantastic. Massaging dogs can indeed help reduce tension and anxiety, which may contribute to behaviors like food aggression.
When you gently massage your dog, it can stimulate the release of endorphins, the body's natural painkillers and stress relievers. This can help your dog feel relaxed and less likely to exhibit aggressive behaviors. Additionally, massage can improve circulation and promote a sense of well-being, which can further contribute to a calmer demeanor.
To continue helping with food aggression, you might want to consider the following tips:
Consistency: Keep massaging your dog regularly, especially before feeding times. This can help him associate mealtime with relaxation and positive experiences.
Positive Reinforcement: Reward your dog with treats and praise when he exhibits calm behavior around food. This can help reinforce the idea that good things happen when he remains calm.
Controlled Feeding: Feed your dog in a calm and quiet environment. Avoid distractions and ensure he feels safe and secure during mealtimes.
Gradual Desensitization: Gradually get your dog used to your presence around his food. Start by being nearby while he eats and slowly work up to being able to touch or handle his food bowl without him reacting aggressively.
Professional Guidance: If food aggression continues to be a problem, consider seeking the help of a professional dog trainer or behaviorist. They can provide personalized guidance and training techniques to address the issue.
It's great that you've found a technique that works for your dog. Keep up the good work, and don't hesitate to reach out if you have any more questions or need further assistance!
Dogs are just like us they needed therapy to I have a channel myself. I'm a certified massage therapist and certified Divine Healing technician the founder of life-changing Grace and it is a pleasure to be a part of your Channel
Thank you
We would love to have you & your dog join us on Zoom tomorrow evening - Dr. Finn is offering LIVE group coaching for dog owners to learn massage techniques they can do at home. To sign up, enroll in the basic Whole Dog Health membership here: www.finndvm.com/whole-dog-health-membership Hope to see you there! (a recording will be available to view to those who cannot attend live.) -- Genni, assistant for Dr. Finn
WE JUST ADOPTED A POM. HE HAD ONE BACK LEG REMOVED IN MARCH. WE JUST WANT TO KEEP HIM PAIN FREE AND HEALTHY. HE GETS AROUND AWESOME. YOU WOULDN'T KNOW HE JUST HAD IT AMPUTATED. ANY MASSAGE TIPS.
Massage for dogs and cats replicates rough play, which replaces the mother's instinctive holistic administrations. At birth and as a kitten mother is constantly grooming, including the claws. This experience is a life lesson for good health and survival. Nerves are always thickening and will harden with age. Kneading, pinching, and smoothing out bumps and releasing knots in the fur and skin, breaks up these forming nerve bundles, and prevents auto-immune ailments, hearing loss, sight problems, etc. the cause of which is poor circulation. Lone pets in a home require more attention, because of this reason. As the experience is repeated, the masseuse becomes more proficient, and pet and person enjoy it more and more. Basilone did not always seem comfortable with celebrity, darn paparazzi!
my dog fell asleep
Nice....
Looks like my Angel baby
I guess I just give my boy messages all the time since this is how I pet him. Only real take away for me is don't forget the legs and paws.
Lmao i guess a massage is just petting the pup with very close attention, i do that all the time anyway. We tried this anyhow and she just wanted to play 😂
People have to understand. If you own a chi you know. That this breed has to really trust you to do this my dog will not allow a vet or anyone else to touch him he has boundary issues.
You are right but there are techniques to handle every kind of dog.
Or her
Take the collar off
Y u don't Massage pp
what
WAY TOO MUCH talking! Just show. TY
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