Kinesiology for your Beagle - part 2

We know now that Kinesiology does not discriminate between breeds or animal, but we wanted to know specifically how it can help our beloved Beagle breed.

Beagle in Mind asked Fanny Lacroix from Human, Horse & Hound Kinesiology to tell give us a bit more about the specifics related to Beagles as well as what to expect from a session. Below a bit more and watch Fanny's slideshow presentation talking us through a bit more as well as presenting us with a case study.

Case study: Ariel's first Kinesiology session

​​Is Kinesiology safe for my Beagle?

Kinesiology is a gentle, safe and non-invasive technique. If there is pain, the kinesiologist will be very attentive to not cause your dog any discomfort when performing a correction involving physical contact. A detailed history taken at the beginning of the session will allow the kinesiologist to know which parts of the animal’s body should be touched with care or avoided.

What to expect from a Kinesiology session 

The kinesiologist will first meet and discuss the issue with you whilst taking a detailed history. He/she then carries out the muscle-testing part of the session on a surrogate, i.e. a person who "stands in" for the animal from an energetic point of view. This person is often the owner. The reason it is usually the owner is because if a strong bond exists between the animal and the surrogate it makes the session all the more insightful. A Kinesiology session can be a beautiful way to enhance the pet-owner relationship.

Click here to read Kinesiology for your Beagle Part 1