Canadian Institute of Equine & Canine Body Works

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There's still time to register for tomorrow's webinar on leveraging technology to study canine athletes! Dr. Markley's research on wearable tech will help optimize performance, evaluate the relationship between training and injury risk, and inform injury prevention strategies. Agility handlers and anyone who owns or trains a dog - register now at https://bit.ly/3LJrA21.

I get asked about online courses all the time....don't fall for it!!

For those not wanting to wait for the next offering in Canada - this is going to be an amazing opportunity!!!

**Registration is closing soon for this amazing course with Dr. Chris Zink!**

Enhance your bodywork and training skills by learning more about canine biomechanics and gait abnormalities from one of the top canine vets in the world.

Canine Biomechanics & Gait Abnormalities
August 9th-12th
Woodbine, Maryland
Instructor: Chris Zink, DVM, PhD, DACVP, DACVSMR, CCRT, CVSMT, CVA
RACE Approved for (30) Hours of CE
CCPDT Approved for (19.5) CEUs for Trainers & (1.5) CEUs for Behavior Consultants

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Don't be fooled by the flash up front!! The true biomechnaics of extension occur in the front AND the back - remember the propulsion comes from behind!!

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Really good info!!

Wooden and tiled floors are frequently hazardous for our patients. Slipping can predispose them to iliopsoas tears or strains and flare-ups of arthritic joints, which eventually results in more pain and discomfort for the pet. Once a patient has slipped or fallen, it is not uncommon that they lose confidence in walking on these surfaces, which increases their anxiety and stress levels.

Dogs gain traction through their nails and their paw pads. Some of the strategies to prevent slipping involve increasing traction through either the nails, paw pads, or both.

Learn more about strategies and tools to help you provide owners with a tailor-made solution to help their dog. https://onlinepethealth.com/8-ways-to-prevent-dogs-from-slipping-on-tiled-floors/

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The Most Effective Method to Cool a Hot Horse Research confirms what some Veterinarians have been saying for quite some time – we may have been taught the wrong approach to cool a hot horse. This time of year, many horse owners are taking additional measures to prevent their horses from overheating, as well as implementing an effective routin...

Good info for the Equiband crowd!!

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📢📢Wondering what's coming up?? Our Full 2024 course schedule is now posted under events!!📢📢

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Be sure to register for our next Roving Lecture.

Good day All!!

Today is the last day for registration for anyone who may be interested in doing the Canine Anatomy in Clay in Colorado this June - this course will count towards your Level 2 CCBW if that is something you are interested in pursuing!!

We are SOOOO close to having the numbers we need to put this course on!!

If you are interested please let me know - we can help with any travel questions etc as well and would be willing to see if we could do things like ride share etc to help with cost reductions

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CN200: Building the Dog™ - Anatomy as the Basis of Medicine & Massage - EquiLearn Institute *This course has been submitted, but not yet approved, for 24 hours of continuing education credit in jurisdictions that recognize RACE approval. This onsite, 3-day course teaches students the muscular anatomy of the dog through clay modeling with the CANIKEN® models as well as the palpation of liv...

This course is FINALLY available for Canine!!! This inaugural course will be held in Colorado by EquiLearn Institute but those who have been patiently wait come join us!!

For any questions contact Courtney at EquiLearn or the office at [email protected] or through DM.

Looking forward to this course!

BUILDING THE DOG CLAY COURSE!

Taking this course with Dr. Narda G. Robinson, a renowned expert in canine anatomy and massage, presents a unique opportunity to deepen your understanding of muscular anatomy in dogs through immersive and hands-on learning experiences.

Full course details can be found here: https://www.eli-us.com/product/building-the-dog-anatomy-as-the-basis-of-medicine-massage/

Through clay modeling with the specialized CANIKEN® models and palpation of live dogs, you will engage in kinesthetic learning, allowing you to not only visualize but also physically feel the intricacies of canine muscular anatomy. This hands-on approach will enhance your understanding of muscle attachments, actions, and innervation, while also developing your ability to identify areas of tension and discomfort in live dogs.

The course covers axial anatomy, thoracic limb anatomy, and pelvic limb anatomy, emphasizing the relationships between structure and function, as well as the interactions between muscles and fascia. Discussions on topics such as pain, posture, and common afflictions affecting each area provide valuable context and real-world application.

By the end of the 3-day course, you will have gained a comprehensive understanding of canine muscular anatomy, enabling you to apply your knowledge to assess movement patterns, identify muscular imbalances, and contribute to the overall well-being and health of dogs. This course is not just about learning anatomy; it's about developing practical skills that can make a tangible difference in the lives of canine patients. Whether you're a veterinarian, veterinary technician, or canine bodyworker, this course will undoubtedly elevate your professional expertise and enhance your ability to provide quality care to dogs.

CN200: Building the Dog™ – Anatomy as the Basis of Medicine & Massage
Date: June 28th-30th, 2024
Fort Collins, Colorado
Cost: $1,150.00

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