Dog physiotherapy in Berlin

I was completely exhausted - the first seminar weekend for training as a dog physiotherapist is done, it was great!

In the evening I threw myself into my basket, stretched out all fours and slept deeply. Wife says I was dreaming a lot. Yes, I did. I have met very nice people; and even better: dogs! Eight dogs who, like me, help their humans to become really good dog physiotherapists. I was most impressed by a German shepherd dog lady named Lina - she's a knockout!

She belongs to Andrea Vüllings, she trains Manu. Andrea is an enthusiastic dog physiotherapist and runs her own practice for animal physiotherapy & animal health in Berlin-Friedrichshain.

The other dogs and I feel really comfortable in the practice. We get treats all the time. Besides a lot of theory, people have practiced finding important points on my body. They counted my vertebrae, felt my shoulder blades and ribs. They were also looking for my kneecap - that was funny, because my kneecap is only as big as the fingernail of your little finger!

We will continue at the beginning of July. Until then, Manu wants to know everything about the 321 bones of my body. I am there for her and of course I will be there again at the next seminar weekend - the beautiful Lina too. Do I give her a fluffy dried bunny ear to win her over?