Su Burnett

Intuition & Animal Communication

Nope not moving! Horses refusing in events

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Sound can soothe us, excite us, focus us and spur us on to competing well. Some horses love the whole atmosphere of competitions and barrel races.

Then there are some horses who become overwhelmed by sound.

In the stalls there are alot of other horses, alot of busy humans and riders, there may be announcements on a speaker above their heads.

Layer upon layer upon layer of sounds. It becomes noise.

This can go on for hours or days.

This is distracting and becomes irritating and uses up  adrenalin and can become exhausting.

Then in the arena, the crowd, the echo the announcer the music…. too much. Shut down can occur…refusal to jump. Or for barrel racers going up the wall.

Try this….repeat it over and over. It has proven very helpful and worked successfully for many of the horses, dogs, cats, and even myself over the years.

 

 

Canine Acupressure for Anxiety

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 These acupressure points are a super helpful tool in helping your dog relax and breath deeply.

Acupressure is an ancient healing art developed in Asia over 3,000 years ago, using the fingers to press key points on the surface of the skin to stimulate the body’s natural self-curative abilities. When these points are pressed, they release muscular tension, and promote the circulation of blood and the body’s life force energy (Qi or chi) to promote health and healing. Using the same points as Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine, Acupressure applies a comfortable range of pressure from gentle to firm. Acupressure is safe, non-toxic and definitely habit forming… And the animals absolutely love it!

To perform acupressure, place the ball of your thumb or middle finger on the acupressure point. Gently apply direct pressure (approximately 2-4 pounds of pressure) to the point while exhaling. Use prolonged pressure directly on the point; gradual, steady, penetrating pressure for approximately three minutes is ideal. Slowly release the point while inhaling and move on to the next point. Use and trust your intuition as the dog will often guide you and direct you on the length of time and amount of pressure they desire.

You choose the order in which you would like to do them…or how many you do….trust yourself, relax, breath deeply and go with the flow of energy.

 

 

Try these helpful acupressure points for grief

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Grief

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 Points for grief

 

Acupressure Points for Allergies

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Acupressure points for AllergiesHere in the western hemisphere it is spring and for some horses and us humans it is allergy time. These acupressure points are a super helpful tool in helping your horse clear their reaction to the changing environment and relax and breath deeply.

Acupressure is an ancient healing art developed in Asia over 3,000 years ago, using the fingers to press key points on the surface of the skin to stimulate the body’s natural self-curative abilities. When these points are pressed, they release muscular tension, and promote the circulation of blood and the body’s life force energy (Qi or chi) to promote health and healing. Using the same points as Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine, Acupressure applies a comfortable range of pressure from gentle to firm. Acupressure is safe, non-toxic and definitely habit forming… And the horses absolutely love it! [Read more…]

Laughing is a natural painkiller!

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This message brought to you by dachshunds

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A lot of mind viruses going round about humans being too tall, too short, too fat, tooo thin, tooo something or other, our shape is always wrong and we always feel that we have to change it or fix it somehow. This causes anxiety and we dislike and experience discomfort in our body. Dachshunds wish to remind us that we are all different shapes and perfect as we are!

 

Please turn off the loud sounds!

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An interesting day at work!

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Love my job today! Got to talk to a pig, so much fun. Then some horses in Quebec who played Horseball, then some barrel racers in British Columbia, some dogs in Nova Scotia and some Standardbreds in PEI. Thanks to all my clients and all those interesting animals, you make my job very enjoyable!

A quick solution to stress, anxiety and worrying…try it now!

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