It seems lately REST, is the Law of Health I’ve been rather fixated on. This time yet another aspect of that law came up for me. You know how many people find “one word” to focus on for an entire year to improve their lives? Well my word for this year, after seeking God on it, is “courage”. After doing a search for scripture references on it, I found that it is God’s rest that is our courage. Before...
Read MoreIn memory of Shadrach my inspiration The most common questions I receive privately from people have to do with the most common ailments that are bothering their dogs – yeast, ear problems, allergies, bad teeth/smelly breath, obesity, joint issues, and more which can and often do translate into behavior issues as well. After years of consulting with clients one-on-one I decided to create a course on how to have a healthy dog!!!...
Read MoreWe don’t usually think of health as a dance, but from heaven’s perspective, that’s exactly what it really is. Here on earth, we’ve been programmed to believe that “health” care is going to the doctor to get a diagnosis or prescription for ILLNESS which is not health or health care. Health is not a method or treatment, it is a proactive lifestyle not reactive. When we neglect God’s laws of...
Read MoreRecently I wrote a post on how my husband and I have been working to help our very noise/vibrations reactive, young Carolina Dog, Ezra. That post is Dances With Dogs (a podcast is also available on that post). Ezra watching for the neighbor dogs Ezra’s noise/vibration reactivity has been one of the hardest things I’ve had to deal with in one of my own dogs. I say one of the hardest because my former Great Dane...
Read MoreEzra’s snowy face The funny thing is, I’ve played this game with ALL of my dogs as an ADULT – true “adulting” if you ask me! Dogs can help us get into THEIR world when we play games with them. It helps us to bond with them and build trust as well as train in a fashion they respond to very well. The two dogs that I’ve had the absolute MOST fun playing this game with have been my former Neo Mastiff...
Read MoreCheck out my new sunbathing partner. When Ezra first got here (September 26, 2019 – almost a year ago now) he wasn’t at all fond of sunbathing in our hot, dry heat. He came from the mountains of TN with humid heat and it was warmer there in the mornings than here. Ezra is now officially a sunbathing dog. Every day that he can (just like me) he is out sunbathing, except he goes out multiple times per day just as my boy King does....
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