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Finishing a Dog Acupressure Session

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Summary: An acupression session with a dog should end with relaxing quiet time or sleep. Learn how to finish an acupressure session with a dog from a registered veterinary technician in this free pet care video.

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By Dawn Smith
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Dawn Smith has been a traditional Chinese herbal medicine practitioner for six years and a registered veterinary technician over 20 years. Smith has practiced Chinese herbal therapy...read more

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"Okay, now once you've finished your acupressure points, you've done your massage, it's really important that you not just leap up and run off, and have the dog come chasing after you, or you throw the dog out in the yard, or have him play with the kids. This is a time when it's really important for him to be quiet, to sit quietly, lie quietly. It's a nice time to bond with your animal, just sitting there enjoying his company. You can pet him, but you really want to keep him quiet as possible, and let those bones and muscles just relax, after having been smoothed and eased. Let that energy move, and let the animal recover from the session. For those of you who've been through massage, you know how important it is to just lie still for a while after that massage. Not to leap off the table, and this is what you want to do with your dog. Spend that quality time; let him relax. Quite often it's best to do this in the evening, toward the end of your day. It's not a bad thing to do just before bedtime. I just let him go to sleep afterward, and then he will be completely comfortable, and he'll get great benefit from what you've done."

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