At first, she walked past me with no interest. Around the third time she went by me, I offered her a tasty treat and she snapped to the left, unable to clearly see the treat. Within ten minutes, she slowed down and allowed a few small, light Basic Circle TTouches see Figure 3 along her back. After a few more passes, I lightly contained her shoulders and did three quick Basic Circle TTouches directly behind her right ear.
Surprisingly, Abby stopped in her tracks and pushed her head sideways against my fingers, clearly appreciating the contact. Then she followed me into an adjoining room and gave my hand one quick lick before turning and walking out. After two more brief sessions, she also allowed me to do Ear TTouches see Figure 3.
Now that Abby could be picked up, Julie took her to the vet, and eight rotten teeth were extracted. In the ensuing months, Abby now comes to Julie seeking contact and TTouch —something she had never done before.
As these case studies demonstrate, Tellington TTouch is a powerful way to transform canine behavior, even in dogs with extreme or difficult issues.
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There are over certified Tellington practitioners teaching the Tellington Method in 36 countries to help you with your dog, cat or other pet. Check the Practitioner Directory at www. The Tellington Method teaches animals to think rather than react. Examples of TTouches. Practitioners Log-In. Attendees Log-In. H , others have: trainers, breeders, veterinarians , zoo personnel, animal shelter workers, and animal owners worldwide currently use this gentle yet effective method of hands on therapeutic bodywork.
Plus, there are over 1, certified practitioners teaching TTouch in over 40 countries. Many kinds of animals benefit from this method: dogs, cats, horses, and other species are excellent candidates; that includes your household pet. This method is based on mutual respect and cooperation between animal and human —basically, the idea being that you are starting a silent communication with the animal telling them that you "see them" and understand their issues.
By using simple hands-on therapy you can correct and improve behavior and physical problems. One of the method's core principles? Change the posture, change the behavior. Knowing that the second "T" in TTouch stands for trust, it's no surprise when Tellington-Jones tells us, "Tellington TTouch deepens trust and creates a heart to heart, cell to cell, and soul to soul connection between humans and animals.
In the case of dogs, Tellington TTouch can help with many common canine issues, including aggressive behavior, excessive barking , car sickness, leash pulling, and problems due to aging.
The method is simple. Tellington-Jones tells us that countless people have been successful from reading a book, watching a video, or following an article on the subject. Also all ages from children to grandparents use the TTouch successfully.
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