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[0:00:00] So, hello, everyone, we’re just going to
start. Thank you so much for coming. Welcome, doggies, you don't have to work too hard if
your dog gets frisky, I think the best thing to do
is just breathe, be with your dog, and not try and make him be quiet because they’re
dogs and eventually probably they’ll just quiet
down. I started off at the concert working with a
veterinarian, a holistic veterinarian, they have Focci in their brain, they’re associated
with the trigger points and the trigger points of that
are working with animal’s reactions. And so a very
aggressive dog might have a high trigger point. And the idea is to get an amount of reactivity
to lower the trigger point. So working with these instruments even with the CDs it helps
to calm and over time [Inaudible] patterns with
these instruments. So the more you do it the longer you and the animal will stay [Inaudible].
What I’m going to ask you to do is just settle in
yourself, just close your eyes, take a few deep breaths, just be with yourself and be with your
animals.
I don't know your dogs at all, you know your dogs, so what did you notice. And it’s really
beautiful watching [Inaudible] because his tails going yet he is what I call actively
aware without being into what dogs do [Inaudible],
he’s not doing that. And they were all pretty calm,
so I saw a lot of great healing happening.
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