Dog physiotherapy in Berlin

Woof, like a day at the beach! Exciting every minute and simply relaxing. I was still tired in the evening. And richer by the realization that something in the area of the lumbar spine hurts me.

Manu has learned to massage me professionally. There are quite a few massage grips. I was a little insecure at first. Woman made a serious face, she asked me to make room and lie on my side. Tick alert, I thought! Let's go.

Woman was just a little excited, I think. So I lay back down and made myself comfortable. Finally Manu is training as a dog physiotherapist to be able to help me and other dogs. I promised to always be there for her. When I noticed what she did - and how she did it - my eyes closed. Other dogs in the class even fart. I would never do such a thing.

She kneaded, milled, rubbed and rolled. Carefully she shook my legs out, stroked my fur and rolled along my back with such a funny wooden ball. Manu learns to use all these massage techniques individually with each dog. She does that very well, I now trust her completely - also when massaging.

When I opened my eyes again, I saw Lina, the beautiful shepherd dog lady and looked deep into her eyes. Earlier in the break she came to me, nudged me and wanted to play! If you and I hadn't been on a leash, I'm telling you, we'd have had it!

I'll see Lina again in a few weeks. Until then Manu with me to stretch slowly, massage my muscular legs and walk my back pain at the bottom. Her gentle massages are wonderful.