Canine Rehabilitation Instructor Dr. Deborah Gross Saunders, DPT, MSPT, OCS, CCRP, Certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner, Deb Gross Saunders

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Debbie Gross Saunders DPT, MSPT, OCS, CCRP Certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner

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July 2010

Certificate Program in Canine Rehabilitation
Registration and more information at www.canineequinerehab.com

University of Tennessee Certificate Program for Canine Physical Rehabilitation

July 8-10 - Vet II
July 11 13 - Vet III
July 14 - 15 - Canine V
July 16-17 - From Head to Tail - Treatment of Common Canine Conditions

August 2010

August 4-7

6th International Association of Veterinarian Rehabilitation and Physical Therapy
Auburn, AL

More information at iavrpt.org.

September 2010

September 10 - 11

From Head to Tail - Treatment of Common Canine Conditions

Location TBA - New England - www.canineequinerehab.com

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Student Comments

• Debbie's knowledge of both sides of PT and veterinary medicine are inspiring -- please keep Debbie and Dr. Millis teaching for years!

• Good speaker, good information - very practical Great knowledge base. Her strengths include the ability to keep us focused and share her cases in a relevant form.

• Very good course - I learned how to put it all together. You are a wonderful person and wonderful teacher.

• This course is fabulous! Debbie has a wonderful way of connecting to the class and a very thorough way of explaining cases. I appreciated her patience and her willingness to answer any questions. This was very inspirational.

• I enjoyed this class the most - really felt like it helped me tie everything together. Deb did a great job talking to us, teaching us a few more important things before we head out on our own.

• Debbie is a wonderful speaker and instructor

• Very beneficial to see actual animals with problems that we can evaluate.

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wizofpaws@aol.com

Debbie, I want to thank you once again for all the information I learned on Saturday. When I got dachshunds, I didn't plan on their interest in agility, and when they started running over A-frames and jumping over logs in the yard, I knew the cards were stacked against us with their structure.

Oscar and Max
with their Back on Track coat!

Now I have so much more knowledge to help me keep them safe. I can't wait to have you come back next year so I can bring my Dad and his new English Setter, Luke, to see you. If Oscar and Max thought they were tired after running an agility course, I can only imagine how all of us would feel after chasing pheasants in South Dakota all day with Dad and Luke! I will have to lend him the DVD's so Luke will be ready :) .

I thought this picture of Oscar and Max might make you smile after a long weekend away from your home, so thank you again, and I do look forward to watching the DVD's and learning even more for my boys.

Michelle, Oscar, and Max