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• Canine Water Therapy
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• Pool Basics
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  • All about filters
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  • Which pool will be most tolerant of dog hair?
  • What should I do about ventilation?
  • To build a Pool vs a Treadmill?
  • What is pH?
  • Ozone Sanitization
  • How often should I shock my pool?

The Association of Canine Water Therapy

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Dedicated to excellence in the development, growth and training of Canine Massage and Bodywork in Water.

Mission Statement:

The Association of Canine Water Therapy is a division of the International Association of Animal Massage & Bodywork and is dedicated to advancing the safe practices of canine water therapy through education, establishing industry standards and building a network of support.

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