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Cocker Specific Discussion => General Cocker Spaniel Discussion => Topic started by: *Jay* on July 26, 2005, 03:05:50 PM
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One of our clients came in today to get numbers off of our notice board. She went away and came back two seconds later asking if she would be allowed to put a notice up. I asked what it was for and she said that she does the TTouch :o I couldn't believe it - I;ve been meaning to get time off work and get something arranged for Vegas for months now but you know how it is. The distance was also a stumbling block:rolleyes: Anyway, she was amazed that I had heard of it and was looking for someone to do it - she only lives 10 mins from me. Don't get more local than that ;) And even better - she is looking for case studies to do for free :D So I am going to set up our first session in the next week or so. For those that have had sessions, what exactly should I expect from it? I know the first session will take approx 2 hours, and there will be an obstacle course :unsure: (am hoping thats for Vegas!!) but tbh, I was too excited to pay attention :ph34r:
I don't want to get my hopes up but I have a really good feeling that this will help. Wish us luck :D
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The very best of luck - hope it all works out for you - keep us updated.
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Wow, sounds perfect. Do hope it works.
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Good luck!! Hope everything goes well :D
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Oh Gill - what a bit of luck ;) - great, keeping our fingers and paws crossed for you and Vegas xxx
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Sound great, Gill :D Good Luck :) Could you ask her if she wouldn't mind moving up to Lewis once she's done with Vegas, as Cooper is getting worse rather than better :rolleyes: <_<
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Bilbo has had 2 sessions, a friend is training to be a practitioner and needs case studies, anyone in central Scotland??
Anyway, Bilbo's involved some special massage strokes across his shoulders, some work on his tail and round his mouth, alot of this was demonstrated on me which is lovely. Anyway Tracey wrote an article about it for my website
TTouch explained (http://www.itsaspringthing.co.uk/TTouch.htm)
Bilbo is having some groundwork sessions on friday so will let you know hat he thinks :)
Just thought, you are in Scotland, is it Tracey thats doing Vegas?
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Looking forward to hearing how you get on Gill ;)
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Lol its not so much an obstacle course as guiding him through some pieces of equipment ! Usually they put them on a harness and 2 leads, with a person on each side - this helps balance them... although you may find that Vegas is already well balanced, which would be nice eh !
First though they will do an assessment - looking at coat changes, they will ask you to walk him back and forth and probably trot him too.
Its great - Vegas will love it !