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Subject: Canine Lameness
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rattytatty


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08/13/2007 9:11 PM  

I found this to be most interesting....

http://accad.osu.edu/~hcaprett/COTA_741_sp04/CanineLO_090504.html

 
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08/13/2007 10:18 PM  
Fascinating how the differences in gate appear in those three examples. I wish they had been able to get the same breed for all three. I've toyed around with the idea of pursuing an associates degree in physical therapy assistant (it's just 2 years instead of 6 for the regular PT degree) for the sole reason of using it for canine rehab. I'm still trying to decide if that will be a big waste of time or worthwhile. I know it will be worthwhile to ME, but that doesn't really justify the cost. I love this stuff. Thanks for posting it.
rattytatty


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08/14/2007 6:39 AM  
In the agility environment, your services would be utilized. In the "regular" pet world... probably not. My trainer is a canine massage therapist and gets LOTS of business, but she's heavy into the agility community.
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