Conversations with Dog

When our dogs are getting so old that we can perceive them ready to die soon, are there things that we can do for them to make all of that easier? Please join me for some clearings and body processes that can facilitate this stage in your dog's life! And what about ourselves, what can we do to let go with more ease? Is there a way to prepare for this time in our pets life?

Stray animals, desparation, rescues, raids... those are all ways in which animals end up in the shelter system. Often the county shelters are overwhelmed with the amount of animals that arrive on a daily basis. What other options do we have? What can we do to have a different possibility? Do we have options? Can we make a difference?

Have you ever thought that you can have an impact? What if your actions and your way of being in the world actually changed something? What if being out of judgement was the biggest contribution to the planet possible? How much of the shelter systems around the world is based on judgement? Judging the pepole that gave up, or neglected their animals. Judging the people for not being fit to adopt. Judging the animals that arrive at the shelter. What can we be or do to change all of this?

Are you looking to add a dog to your life, but going to a shelter would be the last thing you consider? The horror of seeing all the animals there, the adoption process, all of that can make you be turned off to that big time. Did you know that you can get a shelter dog without going to the shelter? Have you checked what adoption possibilities are in your town? Do you know how many rescue organizations are in your town? Let's use some tools to change all of this for you and the dog that is looking to be part of your family!

Did you know that it takes six months for a shelter dog to dissipate the adrenalin out of their bodies? So do you actually 'know' the dog you are dealing with before that? Or can there be surprises? What do you do if after a few months problems show up that you had not anticipated? What tools can you use?  January is shelter awareness month here at 'Conversations with Dog', so tune in for the topics about shelters!

Do you make a lot of of New Years Resolutions? Do they include your pet? Like, "this year I will train my dog to come when called", or "this year I will make sure my dog is quiet when visitors come to the door". Will you do it? Will you follow through? What could make this easier for you? Get some tools that might assist to make those resolutions come to fruition and be fun in the process!

Can you make it easier for your dog to be prepared for the New Year noises? What questions and tools can you use to make this a more relaxing experience? Please tune in for some tips and tricks for the noise making time of year!

This time of the year we reflecting on what we are grateful for. We looke at our loved one's and family members, and how often do we acknowledge the contribution our pets have been? And beyond that, are we grateful for the animals in our lives that give their lives and energy for us to have food on the table?  What if we could take these 30 minutes to honor us, our pets and the animals on teh whole planet?

It is often hard enough for us to cope with the loss of our pet, but how do the other pets in the household cope with that? Find some tools that might assist with the loss of a pets companion, no matter how close they really were. And how much do our pets grieve for the loss of another??

Often pets are a gift for the Holiday! Is it a good idea to give someone a pet as a gift? What are some questions you could ask to have more clarity and awareness before you make that choice? What does the pet desire? What does the person desire? Find out some tools that might help with this topic!

There's a lot of new information you want your puppy to receive from you right from the beginning. Suzy will share ways to work on establishing a relationship of clear communication from the moment you bring the puppy home. What training needs does a puppy have compared to adopting a grown dog? How can you designate the puppy's job in the household? Why it's important to clear judgments and projections in order to allow your puppy to flourish and grow into an amazing dog. This show will help you maximize the joy of having a new puppy in your life!

Gigi has a puppy that she perceives has a streak to be the pack leader. She is worried, since he is a bull mastive that she might have trouble down the line. Is it possible to have a dominant puppy? Can it be changed? What possibilities are there? What makes a puppy dominant?

The Holidays are here and we are often not sure about what to do with our pets during these times. Can we prepare them for these events? Are they better off in a separate room, or do we want them with us? What instructions do we give our guests? See what tools and tips you can get from this show about coping with lots of commotion in the household during the Holidays!

If we are dominating our dogs by doing an 'alpha roll', are we getting the result we are looking for? How much domination is required? And what does that look like? Can we use the wolf's behavior as an example to what is required in our dog pack? Which training methods are actually working?

This is the Holiday season coming up and we are going out of town and leaving our pets at home, or board them. A lot of our animals suffer when we go out of town. What are some easy energetic tools we can use to cope with that? Please listen to this short show with tools to assist in the iarea and start using them today, when you go to work, or leave the house running errnads. It will change your connection with your pet immediately!