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Bodywork for Dogs - Connecting Through Massage, Acupressure and Intuitive Touch [VHS]

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I am the owner of 2 dogs one is 16 and one is 9. My dogs have benefited so much from "Bodywork for Dogs". My 16 year old dog has arthritis and I have been using the massage, acupressure and intuitive touch techniques that I have learned from Ms. Vaughan and Ms. Jones on her daily. The results have been great as well as feeling and moving better, she loves the special connection we share when I do the bodywork on her. This video has given me a deeper level of understanding and love for the health and well being of my dogs. This is a must have video for all of us that want to have an even deeper connection to their dog family members. Your dogs will thank you!!!!

A few years ago, I adopted a lovely but anxious dog from the anti-cruelty society. She'd been abused and was very fearful. The techniques described in this video helped me calm her down, make a connection, and develop a relationship. We have integrated massage into our daily routine, and it's helped make her a happy and healthy girl.

The techniques demonstrated in this beautifully presented video has allowed me to connect better with the dogs I've looked after. These tips have also helped with interacting with dogs I come in contact with at a horse stable.
Animals Healing Inc. have done a outstanding job with another educational video, "Intutive Touch with Horses" which has made my job caring for horses much more enhanced.

This is by far the best Massage Video on the market. It is thorough and the techniques are very well presented. I have watched it a number of times and each time I learn something new. Lynne Vaughan and Deborah Jones present these techniques in a very relaxing manner. The fact that they use a variety of dogs and involve all ages and temperaments make this video very real and this is what sets it apart from the others. I use some of the techniques, in particular the relaxation techniques while training puppies. I have massaged my own dogs while listening to Lynne's and Deb's video. I ave recommended this video to many of my clients and they in turn have given me rave reviews. I expect this video to be a best seller someday!

As a licensed massage therapist, I was extremely impressed with this video...it was informative, beautifully presented and professionally executed. As a dog owner, it has become a wonderful tool for me to bond with my pet. I have given it to friends as a gift, and they all love it. Thank you Lynn and Deborah for a fabulous video and adding joy to people's lives.

Having many canine friends for over 60 years, I thought I was fairly knowledgeable and enjoying them to the fullest. Only after viewing "Bodywork For Dogs" several times, did I realize what I had been missing out on. Much more help and understanding is available, thru this video, for my elderly ones, plus 2 puppies. A WONDERFUL learning tool! It is user friendly, with an index at its beginning, this video is professionally presented. One feels good to be informed how it is possible to participate with your dog physically to gain more depth of understanding. As a result, your new relationship is so enhanced. Do yourself and your canine friend a huge favor---Enjoy this well done video!

Bodywork for Dogs is one of the best massage videos on the market today. I purchased it a while ago when my dog was suffering from severe back and neurological problems. He was treated with surgery, chiropractic and acupuncture and regular massage. By watching Bodywork for Dogs and practicing the concepts and techniques, I was able to maintain his therapy in between regular sessions.

These two women should be very proud of their accomplishment and I thank them for publishing this video. Bodyworks for Dogs is invaluable and should be a part of every pet owners library. I have recommended it to many of my friends and acquaintances.

Kudos to Lynne Vaughan and Deborah Jones.

Long, tedious and cumberson to use. Information should be more concisely presented. Do these women really understand dogs? The section on how to deal with working on a difficult dog is dangerous information to put in novices' hands especially when the "expert" looked as though she could have been bitten by the dog. Viewer caution advised.