Wagging Tails Massage

We initially crossed paths with Lynn in July. My golden retrievers, Plenty and Demic, feel significantly better after their massages! I am grateful that she is accessible at our local competitions. Lynn truly goes above and beyond. Upon learning that one of my dogs had "dead tail," she conducted research to be prepared to assist her. If you encounter Lynn at an agility event, be sure to schedule a massage for your dog.

I wholeheartedly endorse Lynn and her canine massage services. She is incredibly knowledgeable and absolutely fantastic with her four-legged clients. My dog was a bit nervous the first time he was on the massage table, and Lynn worked diligently to help him relax. Now he eagerly anticipates his sessions with her.

My precious 11 year old, 20 pound mixed breed, Murphy, is extremely anxious and always has been. He cowers and startles with tail tucked between his hind legs when something startles him, which can be as simple as me flipping a page of a book. He appeared quite unhappy most of the time, which is truly disheartening for a canine. I didn't want to resort to canine Prozac (plus it's quite pricey), so I decided to try massage therapy. Lynn visited my home and worked on him for nearly an hour, and I noticed immediate improvements. He was more lively and carried his tail higher. He's had 3 massage sessions so far, and the benefits are lasting longer each time. A friend came over today who hadn't seen Murphy in months and remarked how youthful he seemed. He was cheerful, prancing around with joy, and his tail was held high. And it was wagging!!