http://www.pamsdogtraining.com
All the videos in this series are to document Twix's recovery from emergency herniated disc surgery. Twix is a 7 year old Border Collie. Twix and I were playing frisbee and he jumped up to catch the disc and hyper flexed his spine. This caused him to slip a disc. Twix yelped but I couldn't figure out what had happened. He did not limp after. He actually was ready to continue playing, but I decided to stop. Later that evening, Twix was losing mobility and had a glazed over painful look in his eyes. I knew something was wrong. So, I took him to the emergency vet. The next day, Twix was able to get an MRI that showed he had a herniated disc. It was a long 3.5 hour surgery and Twix had multiple spots from his T8 - L1 that had multiple spots of hemorrhaging and pooling blood.
It has been been a long road to recovery and will take at least a year or more for me to get my boy back to 100% but I have faith that it will happen.
It is very expensive and time consuming to nurse Twix back to a full recovery. Any donation or help you can provide would be greatly appreciated!
http://www.gofundme.com/2skytws to donate to Twix's recovery. He is doing well and will make a full recovery.
We can always use rehab equipment or anything that would help in his recovery (supplements, equipment, underwater treadmill, Endless Swim Pool Spa, or any product that would help him), I would be happy to do a video featuring your equipment as well!
Thank you for all of you that have been praying and sending positive thoughts and vibes our way! My boy is getting well! Thank you for following his progress. To learn more about rehabilitation and strength/conditioning training for dogs you can follow Twix's Facebook Page at https://www.facebook.com/Twixwillruna...
All the exercises, stretches, and things that I show in this series are to help my boy recover.
You will see exercises on:
Underwater Treadmill
Treadmill
Core (Abdominal, Oblique, and Back) Exercises
Weight Shifting Exercises
Stride Training
Balance and Coordination Exercises
Proprioception exercises (cavaletti's, heel work, side stepping, spins, backward circles, around, behind, walking, trotting, jumping, and much more)
Tricks that help in Twix's recovery that build his core, balance, coordination or that work on his foot placement (proprioception). Tricks are not just for fun, but they also have a focus for his rehabilitation. Some tricks will include bow, ta da, sit pretty, criss/cross or cross paws, paw foot lifts, high 5, paws up, salute, bounce, jump, hind leg lifts, back up, side stepping, pivoting, around, behind, backward circles, right and left turn or spin and twirl, sit, down, stand, dig, backward leg weaves, leg weaves, crawl, and so much more.
Exercises that help build limb strength - Digging, playing tug, hill work, walking, trotting up or down hills, cavaletti's, etc.
Tactile Simulation - Toe Tickling, Spots that make him scratch, Toe webbing pinches and sphinx positioning.
Exercises that help prevent Kyphosis (Hunch back)
Massage
Stretching - spine stretches, cookie stretch, side bends, etc.
Pushes - to get Twix to adjust and correct his balance.
I will be using TTouch Body Wraps for body awareness, hair ties for limb awareness, bells on his paws to bring awareness to his limbs, weights to help strengthen his legs, heat to help loosen up and relieve muscle stiffness as well as massage.
All the exercises, tricks, stretches, and conditioning that I do with Twix can also be done to help strengthen any dog and especially dogs that do dog sports. This is called sports conditioning. Humans that play sports do conditioning exercises, so it is also important for our canine athletes to do sports conditioning.
Pamela Johnson, M.A., CPDT-KA
www.pamsdogtraining.com
Follow on Social Media...
https://www.youtube.com/user/pamelama...
https://www.facebook.com/pamelamarxsen/
https://twitter.com/pamelamarxsen
https://www.pinterest.com/pamelamarxsen/
https://www.instagram.com/pams_dog_ac...
Pam's Dog Academy Website: http://www.pamsdogtraining.com
What you will find on this channel... Dog training tips, clicker training, "How To" train dog trick tutorials as well as "How To" videos on helping dogs with behavior problems. Dog Sport Training (agility, canine conditioning, rehabilitation, and more)
I am very good at responding to questions and would love to help you train your dog in any way that I can.
I offer online classes in Clicker Training Basics, Canine Freestyle, Rock Solid Stay, Loose Leash Walking, and Play-N-Train Recalls. I even offer one on one coaching for those that need some help with a specific dog training problem or issue.
Visit my website for a FREE organized video list, articles, online classes, and dog sport video titling opportunities.
Have a great day with your dog, today and everyday!
Pam, Isabelle, Bandit, Twix and Wynnie
All the videos in this series are to document Twix's recovery from emergency herniated disc surgery. Twix is a 7 year old Border Collie. Twix and I were playing frisbee and he jumped up to catch the disc and hyper flexed his spine. This caused him to slip a disc. Twix yelped but I couldn't figure out what had happened. He did not limp after. He actually was ready to continue playing, but I decided to stop. Later that evening, Twix was losing mobility and had a glazed over painful look in his eyes. I knew something was wrong. So, I took him to the emergency vet. The next day, Twix was able to get an MRI that showed he had a herniated disc. It was a long 3.5 hour surgery and Twix had multiple spots from his T8 - L1 that had multiple spots of hemorrhaging and pooling blood.
It has been been a long road to recovery and will take at least a year or more for me to get my boy back to 100% but I have faith that it will happen.
It is very expensive and time consuming to nurse Twix back to a full recovery. Any donation or help you can provide would be greatly appreciated!
http://www.gofundme.com/2skytws to donate to Twix's recovery. He is doing well and will make a full recovery.
We can always use rehab equipment or anything that would help in his recovery (supplements, equipment, underwater treadmill, Endless Swim Pool Spa, or any product that would help him), I would be happy to do a video featuring your equipment as well!
Thank you for all of you that have been praying and sending positive thoughts and vibes our way! My boy is getting well! Thank you for following his progress. To learn more about rehabilitation and strength/conditioning training for dogs you can follow Twix's Facebook Page at https://www.facebook.com/Twixwillruna...
All the exercises, stretches, and things that I show in this series are to help my boy recover.
You will see exercises on:
Underwater Treadmill
Treadmill
Core (Abdominal, Oblique, and Back) Exercises
Weight Shifting Exercises
Stride Training
Balance and Coordination Exercises
Proprioception exercises (cavaletti's, heel work, side stepping, spins, backward circles, around, behind, walking, trotting, jumping, and much more)
Tricks that help in Twix's recovery that build his core, balance, coordination or that work on his foot placement (proprioception). Tricks are not just for fun, but they also have a focus for his rehabilitation. Some tricks will include bow, ta da, sit pretty, criss/cross or cross paws, paw foot lifts, high 5, paws up, salute, bounce, jump, hind leg lifts, back up, side stepping, pivoting, around, behind, backward circles, right and left turn or spin and twirl, sit, down, stand, dig, backward leg weaves, leg weaves, crawl, and so much more.
Exercises that help build limb strength - Digging, playing tug, hill work, walking, trotting up or down hills, cavaletti's, etc.
Tactile Simulation - Toe Tickling, Spots that make him scratch, Toe webbing pinches and sphinx positioning.
Exercises that help prevent Kyphosis (Hunch back)
Massage
Stretching - spine stretches, cookie stretch, side bends, etc.
Pushes - to get Twix to adjust and correct his balance.
I will be using TTouch Body Wraps for body awareness, hair ties for limb awareness, bells on his paws to bring awareness to his limbs, weights to help strengthen his legs, heat to help loosen up and relieve muscle stiffness as well as massage.
All the exercises, tricks, stretches, and conditioning that I do with Twix can also be done to help strengthen any dog and especially dogs that do dog sports. This is called sports conditioning. Humans that play sports do conditioning exercises, so it is also important for our canine athletes to do sports conditioning.
Pamela Johnson, M.A., CPDT-KA
www.pamsdogtraining.com
Follow on Social Media...
https://www.youtube.com/user/pamelama...
https://www.facebook.com/pamelamarxsen/
https://twitter.com/pamelamarxsen
https://www.pinterest.com/pamelamarxsen/
https://www.instagram.com/pams_dog_ac...
Pam's Dog Academy Website: http://www.pamsdogtraining.com
What you will find on this channel... Dog training tips, clicker training, "How To" train dog trick tutorials as well as "How To" videos on helping dogs with behavior problems. Dog Sport Training (agility, canine conditioning, rehabilitation, and more)
I am very good at responding to questions and would love to help you train your dog in any way that I can.
I offer online classes in Clicker Training Basics, Canine Freestyle, Rock Solid Stay, Loose Leash Walking, and Play-N-Train Recalls. I even offer one on one coaching for those that need some help with a specific dog training problem or issue.
Visit my website for a FREE organized video list, articles, online classes, and dog sport video titling opportunities.
Have a great day with your dog, today and everyday!
Pam, Isabelle, Bandit, Twix and Wynnie
Day 255: Cavaletti's - Figure 8's conditioning sport | |
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