Understanding the biomechanics and demands of agility is critical for evaluating agility dogs, as well as developing rehabilitation programmes that will allow them to return to sport. Jump biomechanics during canine agility will be affected and changed by many...
Earlier this year, Sarah MacKeigan from Living with Dogs with Disabilities interviewed both Ben Blecha from Wiggleless Braces and Carrie Adrian on the use of back braces to support and encourage mobility. Their discussion was fascinating, touching on discussion points...
‘This is the first price increase I have had in eight years, but my expenses have increased so much I don’t think I have a choice.’ Sound familiar? What’s been stopping you? You might be worried that your clients will complain. You might think you have no right to...
It is well recognised that working within a team has many benefits, and our industry is no exception. The multi-disciplinary team is continuously promoted and spoken about; it is how we hold ourselves to a higher standard, promoting excellence in ourselves and our...
Over the last four weeks in the Equine Members’ portal, we have had the privilege of learning from Dr Sybille Molle some of the intricacies of using kinesiology tape in the field of Equine Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation. She dove into four specific areas where...
‘Discipline is the whole key to being successful. We all get 24 hours each day. That’s the only fair thing: it’s the only thing that’s equal. What we do with those 24 hours is up to us.’ Sam Huff, American footballer ‘The only equality that exists on earth is...
