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by Renee Tucker (Author), Harmer Naomi (Contribution by)
A do-it-yourself
method of determining when and where your dog hurts.
pain-free and feeling and performing his best! Introducing 23 simple body
checkups you can do at home on your dog. This remarkably easy-to-follow book
helps you:
Clear up behavior problems or
training issues you may have struggled with for months.
Become familiar with your dog's
normal range of movement so you can prevent minor issues from becoming
major.
Tune in to areas of temporary or
chronic discomfort so you can offer relief as needed.
Solve "mystery" limps, gimps, and
lamenesses.
Save thousands of dollars by
avoiding expensive diagnostics that leave you with more questions.
Captain your dog's team of
veterinarian, trainer, chiropractor, and other therapists with confidence.
Keep your dog active and happy
for more months of the year, and more years of his life.
anatomical illustrations and how-to photographs demonstrate each body checkup,
from nose to tail. Sensible organization allows you to move purposefully and
progressively when trying to pinpoint a problem, while also ensuring that it is
easy to find what you need, when you need it. With considerations for all
canines, of every size and breed, and the goal of optimal health and a vibrant
quality of life, this practical book is for everyone who counts a dog as a
friend or family member.
Author Biography
Dr. Renee Tucker received her Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine from the University of Tennessee in Knoxville, Tennessee. Dr. Tucker received her Certification for Animal Chiropractic (CAC) in 1998, and her Acupuncture certification in 2000. She started her own private practice specializing in equine acupuncture and chiropractic work in 2000. "How do things work?" has always been a question that Dr. Tucker has tried to answer. Prior to receiving her veterinary degree, she received her bachelor's degree in Bioengineering. This unique combination of veterinarian and engineer has enabled her to create a special approach for helping owners with their horses and their dogs. Over many years, Dr. Tucker developed her own unique alignment technique, Tucker BioKinetic Technique (TBT). She teaches BioKinetic Technique seminars around the world. Dr. Tucker currently resides with her two boys in Burbank, California (wheredoesmyhorsehurt.com).
Naomi Harmer is an orthopedic nurse and canine rehabilitation therapist. She is trained in the Tucker Biokinetic Technique and owns Integrated Animal Wellbeing in Yackandandah, Victoria, Australia.
