Shiatsu for Dogs
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For centuries, the Japanese have been using shiatsu, the application of finger pressure to various parts of the body, to relieve muscle and joint pain. Since 1982, Pamela Hannay has been developing shiatsu techniques for dogs, working with hip degenerative conditions, arthritis, and problems associated with aging and attitude. In Shiatsu for Dogs, she shows you how to apply these remarkable techniques to your own dog. Chosen for their simplicity and effectiveness, the techniques will benefit all dogs: young and old, sick or well, well-balanced or insecure. Essential reading for all those who wish to have a closer, more beneficial relationship with their canine companion. Pamela Hannay, who has been teaching Asian healing arts for more than 20 years, is a senior instructor at the Ohashi Institutes in New York City and Europe. The co-author of Touching Horses, her work with dogs has been featured in Money Magazine and The New York Times. Biography Pamela Hannay is a leading shiatsu practitioner.
