Planned educational series

Inside House of Hound

Future video visits will introduce the centre’s environments and equipment. These guides explain the questions behind pool, treadmill, assessment and therapy choices in the meantime.

Image placeholder: Inside House of Hound — planned series image
Inside House of Hound — planned series image

Footage forthcoming. This series does not have playable episodes yet. Real YouTube videos will be embedded once supplied; the companion reading below is available now.

Companion reading

Begin with the written guides.

Huxley explains pool therapyThe pool is an environment with a purpose, not a promise that swimming is appropriate for every dog.Huxley explains the underwater treadmillUnderstanding why walking in a water environment is a distinct rehabilitation choice.Huxley explains the land-based treadmillA moving surface should have a clear purpose within the plan and a considerate introduction.Huxley explains gait analysisWhat are we actually looking at when your dog walks?Huxley explains EKICO gait analysis softwareTechnology can contribute information; people still need to understand and interpret it.Huxley explains EKICO bootsExploring movement information from land and water without losing sight of the individual dog.Huxley explains stance analysisWhat might a standing moment add to the picture of a moving dog?Huxley explains WINBACK BACK4 / TECARMaking an unfamiliar therapy name part of a clear, everyday conversation.Huxley explains Class 3B laserA useful first question is why a particular therapy is being considered for this dog.Huxley explains Class 4 laserUnderstanding an equipment name without assuming it is the right choice for every dog.Huxley explains veterinary physiotherapyAn assessment-led conversation about movement, function and everyday life.Huxley explains land-based rehabilitation equipmentStart with the purpose of an activity, then consider whether a particular piece of equipment belongs in it.

Here for your dog

An individual plan starts with listening.

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