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“Hi, nice to be on the Honest Kitchen blog! I am Paula brown, animal communicator/author and want to introduce myself and my book “Fur Shui”. I invite you to empower you and your fur friend by learning and using Fur Shui. If I can be of help to you please let me know!”
Paula Brown, Animal communicator and Feng Shui practitioner, runs her own animal communications practice, The Hear of Conversation (Bird in hand). As an animal communicator, Paula’s expertise is getting to “The Heart of Conversation” with her animal and people clients. her communication tools include telepathic “talks” as well as the use of energetic modalities (dowsing, flower essence and chakra work) all used to guide understanding and healing between animals and their people. She regularly takes referrals from around the world and works as a guest lecturer for holistic and alternative healing organizations, as well as teaches animal communications workshops. She lives in Encinitas, California. You can visit her site: www.animalhearttalk.com”
Her new book “Fur Shui”, An Introduction to Animal Feng Shui, is now helping people see how to add even more fun, love and healing to both their and their fur friends lives!
Go to her website: FurShui.com to explore Feng Shui for animals.
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April 25, 2008
Last week on an inspirational whim I decided to invest on some teeth cleaning tools for my dog, Kylie. Little did I know this seemingly easy task would erupt into an all out war which would end in me lying breathless across the living room floor. Here I thought I was doing a good thing for my baby, promoting good dental hygiene… she, on the other hand, acted as though I was committing bloody murder. I purchased one of those kits with a toothbrush, tooth paste, and a slip cover mini brush that goes over your finger for those “hard to reach places” in your dogs mouth. The instructions were seriously twice the length of this blog title; some thing to the effect of:
1. Remove Products from package
2. Let dog taste small sampling of toothpaste then squeeze onto brush
3. Gently brush dogs teeth and gum line (for hard to reach places use finger cover)
Simple, yes? NO!
I got the first two steps down thinking I was pro. But step 3 didn’t come so easy. The minute I so much as attempted to insert the brush into Kylie’s mouth she made noises that reminded me of the time I tried to clip her nails, (another glamorous event that lead me to forking out the $11 bucks to the vet to do it for me….) noises much like a cat in heat or a really high pitched whining sound. After a few attempts Kylie made an escape for the other side of the room huddled in her bed.
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April 24, 2008
Fiesta Island is San Diego’s largest leash-free gathering spot and now there are ruffs all around San Diego that the city is planning to develop it. Is this a concern for your pup, absolutely? The city is currently working on a plan to “develop” the current leash-free area located on the south side of the island. The goal is to divide it up into three sections and put fencing, roads and parking lots up. This would mean that the large area that was once free grounds for dogs to run leash-free, hike and play with their two-legged and four legged friends could be in jeopardy.
If the city cannot offer a large recreation spot for our furry friends to run free then where are they suppose to go. Currently there are 700,000 dogs calling San Diego home and they need options. We are taxpayers and dog lovers and should have the opportunity to have a recreation area such as Fiesta Island. A place to hang out at and not worry about our dogs not having adequate space to play. The city should use the money on other things and leave Fiesta Island alone…
If you would like more information, go to fidosd.org.
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It felt like an eternity waiting for that da*n walk sign to flash. I just wanted to run away and hide under a rocker never to be seen again!!