Conversations with Dog

This week Suzy talks with Lynn.  Lynn’s dog wrote the following about her dog, Lily.

Lily, will not stop barking. She is so sweet but no one wants to be around her because she barks a few seconds BEFORE the phone rings, at the wind, everything!  She was a stray that was shot in the rear end, and we took her to the vet.  We thought she was mute for 3 months she never made a peep until she was in the car and a white-haired lady walked by and she went berserk!!  Now she hasn’t shut up since.  

Also she has developed a thing where she throws up every morning.    She can throw up 12 hours after eating yet she throws up food as if she just ate…  In addition, all of a sudden she has been wanting to be in my lap which she has never done before. She is 8-9 yrs old.

My seven month old German Shepard is afraid of many things. She doesn’t like the refrigerator, the car, bath time or even her brush.  I try to be understanding, but it is so strange I can’t figure out what is going to spook her next. How do I introduce her to things in a way she will like them?  I need to be able to brush her and give her baths, but she runs from me when she sees the brush. What can I do to help build her confidence with all these “scary” things?

Join us this week as Suzy offers ideas to bring ease to this nervous puppy.

My sweet dog, Lady, had a litter of healthy and bright-eyed puppies.  They are two months old now and quite playful.  Out of the ten, I have only allowed a dear friend of mine to adopt one of them.

How do I stop feeling so protective that I am afraid to adopt out to people I don’t know?  What are my best tools to insure that I am letting the pups go to really good homes?  I know in my mind there is no way I can keep 9 pups yet my heart doesn’t want to let them go unless I know they will be cared for.  What can I do to relax about this whole situation?

Join Suzy as she addresses these questions and provides  tools to bring ease to this situation.

Another show with Mattew Couperthwaite about a different way to succeed in Agility. Matthew is a young, very successful trainer in South Africa, who is sharing with us how asking questions and being willing to have 'a dance' with your dog can really give you a totally different way of being in agility training.

If you'd like to see how appying the Access tools in a highly competitive sport can work in your favor, you are in the correct place!

Rosa has been Leslie's dog for a while, but since a recent move and change in the envirnment has gotten worse with her fear of noises. Please join Suzy and Leslie to see what changes could be facilitated with Rosa and if there is a way to get her out of her fears!

Donna just adopted a boxer from a shelter across the country. Now she is wondering if he is happy in his new home and how she can make his integration easier. What are a few tools that can assist to make any adoption go with ease? What energy is required for teh new owner to make this a lasting relationship? Please listen for some tips and tricks!

Rose’s dog, Prince, is loyal most of the time. However, she has some concerns about his behavior she will discuss with Suzy this week.

Suzy will give Rose some trick and tips as they talk about when Prince:

-Jumps on people when they walk in the door

-Pulls on the leash

-Reacts aggressively when he sees a dog or cat

-Doesn’t come on command

Join Suzy and Rose for this week’s engaging conversation!

Matthew from South Africa has been training his dogs for agility since he was a young boy. At 17 now he has a lot of success with his dog and is winning prizes. He is asking how he can get his dogs to perform better and get the stuff out of the way that limits him and his dogs.

He also is wondering if a rescue dog will ever be as great a performer as the dog you raised yourself?

Join us in this conversation about agility!

What is a dog’s point of view on death? As a dog approaches their own death how can the people in their life know what questions to ask in order to be supportive at that time? What would the dog like to say and what do they require?

There are hands on energy processes you can use with your dog to nurture their body and Being. Suzy will share tools that are available to create ease for people and dogs during times of transition.

I adopted a shelter dog with problems, what do I do now? Some animals have stuff from the past that hold behaviors in place. With the clearings of Access Consciousness we can begin the process of change! Please join for this interesting subject!