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Is your pet stressed during vet visits or being groomed? How about bath time? Does your dog avoid putting on equipment like leashes, harnesses, or collars? Wouldn't it be nice if they were willing participants during these necessary life events without restraint or conflict?
By learning low stress handling techniques, you can help make these encounters less stressful for both your pet and yourself!
Moe (2 y/o lab mix with a bite history) standing freely for a practice vaccine administration.
Kalani (3 y/o Belgian Malinois who is picky about what is messed with) offering a voluntary chin rest to check his ear.
Session Details and Pricing
Any age/any breed
Pricing and Package Options:
1 hour Sessions $140.00
6 Session Package $800.00
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Benefits of low stress handling:
Your dog is able to feel more comfortable in a vet setting.
You learn how to be your dog’s advocate in those settings and be their voice when it's too much.
You learn how your dog is communicating through stress signals and body language and when to step in.
If you go to a low stress vet, the staff is already willing to work with you and your animal on this concept!
You increase the trust your animal has in you as they understand they have a say in each session.
An animal that is given a voice is more likely to participate knowing that they can leave the session at any time. This is very empowering to any learner!
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Want to learn more and see some examples of low stress handling and cooperative care? Check out a few more empowered pups below or this awesome article! The bird is my favorite!
The very beginning stages of learning green lights and accepting nail trims!
Kota ( 6 y/o working K9) performs a chin rest for a working dog eye exam. Drops and exam all completed with just changing the height of his head.
Titan (3 y/o Great Dane) previously had a very negative experience at a vet visit. Teaching him cooperative care, his next visit was restraint free and 20 minutes. Blood draw and vaccines were all accojmplished in those 20 minutes.
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