Dogs are generally hyperactive creatures, and it is necessary to find a way of calming your dog, particularly if it gets excited easily. If a massage has ever relaxed you, then you have some understanding of what your dog will experience when it is massaged.
American Vet and qualified masseur, Dr Michael Fox, recommends that you massage your dog weekly. This will allow you to use your fingers to observe any unusual growths on your dog.
If your dog does not like it, however, he’ll be somewhat tense and his tail will be hiding under his body. The benefits of massaging your dog will actually help you relax as well since you’ll need to take a deep breath and relax in order to help your dog be at ease.
Dog massages serve to help soothe your dog’s tired or sore muscles. It eases pain from surgery or other injuries. It helps your dog to feel better if they have any ailments. It gains your dog’s trust, and increases the bond between you, and your dog. The time spent massaging your dog is well worth the time devoted towards relaxation and closeness with your pet.
You may choose to massage your dog yourself, or have it done professionally. Either way your dog will love you for it!
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