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Everything is energy and vibrational levels increase or decrease energy. To say it does not exist in animal communications is just ignorance...read more or reply
I dont fully understand why this method of training works, but I have a rescue collie,he had 8 homes before he was 7months old, a very high drive dog. But since I have allowed the tug games, and him to win, and push feeding, all of the undesirable behavio...read more or reply
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cell_(biology) it says on above web site that DNA cells are usually circular. ...(i know i know "circular" is not "sperical"...) i think proto-cells change their shape like an amoeba. neurons look a bit like trees. if...read more or reply
related to lying down, i was at the xcountry dog trail today.I ski, the dogs run off leash. one of my dogs found a bone and was guarding it instead of coming to the car when i wanted to leave. i lay down in the snow about 50 meters away and rolled ...read more or reply
Before this Minky established a very strong push and in this sequence, Minky has so much energy that he's finding it hard to focus so I'm allowing him to learn he's wasting energy by being so hectic, by loading up and then unloading in a big pulse. I'm al...read more or reply
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