Angel Dog Training O'Neal Scott, Angel Dog Inc

Join us for this interview with Serena Crawford of Serena Crawford Therapies, located in West Kirby, England, as we talk and share the importance of acknowledging the pain and suffering of losing a beloved animal. The loss of a pet is often one of the most significant emotional pains, as pets are known to love unconditionally and fully. 

Serena helps guide people through grief with her deep and broad education and experience. I dare say Serena is living her life's purpose. Listen as Serena shares about her unique childhood and the intuitive learning that shaped who she is - a powerful healer.

It's a beautiful conversation with Serena, and you can experience her love and care in this podcast. Love and care may be precisely what your heart desires now, or you may share with someone who would benefit at this very time. 

It's no small feat to live with a heart wide open and learn there is help when your heart may be broken and need special care. 

We also touch on healing therapy for animals as they grieve when they lose someone they love dearly. 

You can visit Serena's website for more information and to schedule your private session: https://serenacrawfordtherapies.co.uk/.

O'Neal's specialty in bereavement is helping animals deal with loss, trauma, grief, and pain. Visit this page for more information and to schedule appointments: https://angeldoginc.com/webb-energywork-bodywork/

You can go from boredom to delight with your dog during the home isolation period. I’m experiencing great joy with two 6 month old brother pups! OK, I wasn’t bored or sitting around with nothing to do before their arrival. I have plenty of work to do and YET…. it’s been a breath of fresh air to have these two strong individuals join the household to create zest and excitement at every single moment until they fall over into sleep when exhausted. Last night they slept for 14 hours. I’m telling you, we are having some serious fun while training.

Use this time to get excited with your dog and find new ways to bond and learn new ways for your dog(s) to live an even more expansive life with you. Everyone wins!

In today’s podcast I share how to give more than asked or needed and how everyone benefits. Make it safe for your dog to expand and try new things…. invite the action! Aren’t win-win scenarios wonderful?

Share what happens for each of you and both of you. What did you do and how did your dog stretch in creatively offering new ideas? It’s a great discussion

Covid-19 is impacting canines and their families around the world. Here in the United States, it's pretty relaxed when you compare it to the conditions in Madrid, Spain.  I hooked up with a dog trainer partner in Madrid and got the details of the STRICT, and COSTLY if not followed restrictions on individuals with dogs. The ways of life for dogs and dog owners in Spain is very different than here. What would you do differently if you lived in Spain? Comment here:

UPDATE: We mentioned "PPP" dogs with additional requirements. Here is more on PPP dogs in Spain:
Breeds and characteristics of a dog considered PPP

Dogs that are considered PPP under Spanish law are diverse, and include:

· American Pit Bull Terrier

· Staffordshire Bull Terrier

· American Staffordshire Terrier

· Rottweiler

· Argentine Dogo

· Fila Brasileiro

· Tosa Inu

· Akita Inu

· Doberman

· Bullmastiff

· Dogue de Bordeaux (French Mastiff)

· Neapolitan mastiff

· Presa Canario (Canary Mastiff)

· Bull Terrier

In addition to these breeds, a dog is considered PPP if it is a descendant of any of the abovementioned breeds, or if they display the following features:

· Strong muscles and a powerful appearance. Robust, athletic, strong and tough.

· A strong character and great strength

· Short hair

· Chest circumference between 60 and 80 centimeters, a height at the withers between 40 and 70 centimeters and a weight exceeding 20 kg.

· A voluminous and robust head, a wide and large skull.

· The jaws of possible PPP should be large and strong.

· The neck should be muscular and wide.

· A solid, wide, large and deep chest.

· Strong and muscular limbs with relatively long legs.

Give a boy a puppy dog and watch them bond. It’s a most precious relationship. This can happen at any age, as most of us know from experience. Both parties desiring the same experience is key.

Take today’s example of a man waiting a long time for his dog dream to come true. Learn what it took to bring the pleasure to him and his dog. If this is your dream, you can have it too. Here’s how. If you want more assistance in achieving your dream, give us a call 828-772-9161.

Have you built a special experience to share with your dog? We’d love to see it in video or hear about it in a post. Share here: https://www.facebook.com/AngelDogInc/

This stage is often confusing to people when they are not following the puppy growth stages and it seems as if their puppy dog suddenly changed and you don’t like it. And you are not sure how to best handle these new behaviors and actions.

Today we discuss the changes in your pup, and how to best handle this stage of development and keep moving forward in helping your puppy develop into a happy, well adjusted, alert, trained, loved and welcomed by all adult dog.

Learn the dos and the don’ts to implement at this stage of puppyhood.

If you have questions or want more information and begin a discussion, please go here: https://angeldoginc.com/what-happened-to-my-sweet-puppy-she-just-entered-the-dominance-period-p-s-her-behavior-is-normal/

We are being asked to stay at home and 6 feet away from others. BUT NOT FROM OUR DOGS!  (That would truly be extra awful.) The way I see it, it's more time to spend with my best friend. 

I thought if would be nice to share fun games you can play together. Of course I have books of games and tricks, wink.  So being the nice and fun person my dog thinks I am, I'm sharing.  

Today it's about tugging games. Here are rules and guidelines to keep it fun and safe for all. I know it may seem silly but most everyone can get a helpful piece of information to benefit you. 

I'll drop more games and activities on a regular basis so come back and find new ways to delight your team.  I like requests and if you let me know, I'll make it a priority. 

And remember, dogs may get a low reading of the corona virus but they do not transmit the disease and you are safe with them. Keep them close, as they are wonderful companions as we go through a challenging time.