| We welcome you to visit us at Dawgs in Motion located in Saukville, WI. |
| Our services will include a large variety of training classes such as: obedience, agility, kids with dogs, private lessons, in home behavior classes, custom classes to fit your needs and unique situations, and many more. We also have: doggie day care, overnight boarding, self dog washes or “Baths By Us,” full grooming services supplied by Pretty Paws LLC Pet Grooming, canine massage services supplied by Unleashed Energy LLC, a retail store, and a hydrotherapy pool, for recreation and exercise. ********************************** Coming Soon to Dawgs in Motion!! Veterinary Spinal Manipulative Therapy! Dawgs in Motion is excited to announce the coming of a Veterinarian that is certified in spinal manipulative therapy. Dr. Witte will be coming to perform those services out of our Dawgs in Motion facility. Dr. Witte received her certification in veterinary spinal manipulative therapy in 2005 from The Healing Oasis Wellness Center in Sturtevant, Wisconsin under the direction of Dr. Pedro Rivera. Veterinary Spinal Manipulative Therapy is used for: Acute/chronic back or neck pain Improve performance Acute or chronic lameness Post anesthesia/surgery Urinary incontinence Chronic ear infections Limb weakness Lick granulomas Behavior problems due to discomfort Maintain overal well being Call Dawgs in Motion to inquire or to schedule an appointment ********************************************** August Topic of Importance: Separation Anxiety Many of the separation anxiety situations we have with our dogs are caused or encouraged by us, the human owners. The owner tends to feel bad when leaving the dog, which the dog can totally sense. Then when the owner comes home, they celebrate with the dog immediately after stepping over the threshold. The owners need to change their behaviors to a more normal, relaxed behavior. When leaving the dog for a period of time, do not feel bad. Tell the dog that you are leaving and that you will return but say it in a confident, relaxed voice instead of a sad, guilty voice. Know that it is ok to place your dog in a crate while you are gone. How you present the crate to the dog is how the dog will interpret it. Again, ask the dog to “Kennel up” or “Crate” in a confident, happy voice. Do not allow yourself to sound like putting your dog in a crate is a bad thing. Upon returning home, say hello to your dog but do not immediately go and let them out of the crate in celebration. Allow them a few minutes to settle down and then let them out, again in a relaxed, calm manner. Doing these things will help you build self-confidence and stability in your dog. |
| We look forward to having you and your dog visit our facility. Gift Cards Available! admin@dawgsinmotion.com Dawgs in Motion LLC 580 North Dekora Woods Blvd. Saukville, WI 53080 262-268-8000 |
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Dawgs in Motion Trivia Fun Fact from our August Newsletter Who is our Massage Therapist and what are massage benefits for your dog? Our Massage Therapist is Debbie Denhardt Nationally Certified Massage Therapist Debbie graduated from Blue Sky School of Professional Massage & Therapeutic Bodywork. She has attended seminars in (SA) Small Animal Massage, SA Acupressure, and Reiki Massage. The Small Animal Massage Seminars were given by W. Bruce Bregenzer. The SA Acupressure courses were hosted by Tallgrass Animal Acupressure Institute. The primary principle of massage for animals is to DO NO HARM. Debbie uses light touch and is attentive to reactions and signals of the animal. The final decision to accept massage or other bodywork lies with your animal companion. Benefits of Massage: Relieves muscular tension, improves blood and lymph circulation, speeds recovery from injured muscular tissue, decreases pain, increases range of motion, reduces stress and promotes relaxation. |
******************************************** Nina Ottosson Puzzles Fun Challenging Puzzles for your dog or even cat. The puzzles are interactive reward-based games. Designed to stimulate a dog’s brain by moving parts of the puzzle to reveal treats. Excellent puzzles to occupy and stimulate your dog. We have 5 different Puzzles versions in stock available at Dawgs in Motion!!! New Versions Have Arrived and are available!! |
New Training Class Session to begin the week of September 6th. |
