More often than not they just move differently. A bit more weight on one leg. A different way of sitting or laying. A hesitation before jumping. A bit of a hop when they walk. Small changes that are easy to dismiss because they're not dramatic. Dogs don't hide pain, they compensate. So if you're waiting for a limp... You're waiting until your dog can't compensate any longer. ❤️ Don't just look for when your dog is struggling. Look for how they're adapting.

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One of the biggest mistakes dog owners make is assuming the body works in separate parts. It doesn't. Everything in your dog's body is connected by a continuous network called fascia. When one area becomes painful or restricted, the effects can spread well beyond where the problem first started. That's why I assess the whole dog, not just the part that's hurting. Without fascia you wouldn't look like you Understanding fascia changes the way you look at movement forever. Had you heard of fascia before today, or is this completely new to you?

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