PRECIOUS NEEDS YOUR HELP TO LIVE

 

One of the reasons that we decided to help Precious….Cindy Marabito of Reunion Rescue has been treating her rescue dogs holistically for many years. I had a hard time understanding the treatment, and welcomed the opportunity to first-hand watch the transformation of a dog suffering from aggression and obvious health issues from anxiety/vaccinosis/vaccine toxicity. No better way to learn it!

My fervent hope is that by documenting Precious’ journey, that more rescuers, shelters and dog owners can help their dogs.

Precious arrived at the Deaf Dog Ranch on August 1^st. She rode down from Northern CA in the back of the car, uncrated, because Debi was worried that she might panic in a crate. Debi sat in the back seat with her for the entire drive during the wee hours of the night. She arrived early in the morning, wearing a halter and a gentle leader. We had Debi put her into her kennel, as an exchange of her leash from person to person might have resulted in a bite.

Her kennel was marked “CAUTION” in big red letters. Staff was instructed to handle her with one person only, and to be watchful at all times. Precious’ main issue was biting a second person who approaches for any reason. We practice safe dog handling to protect both the dogs and the people at our Deaf Dog Ranch.

We can only guess at what Precious’ life was like before she arrived. Some of the situations that Precious had to live with as a result of having owners that were homeless drug addicts doubtlessly resulted in her thinking that she had to defend against strangers.   She is very vigilant at all times, and she means business.

She has never been taught to control her impulses. She has had no formal obedience training. She’s never been crate trained, and has never been properly socialized with other dogs. She wasn't handled well- the message that she got from the other end of the leash was negative. Precious is nervous, unsure of herself and her new environment, and also seems to have vaccine miasma. If left alone at her foster home, she can’t contain her panic, and has destroyed doors and door mouldings trying to escape.

Deaf dogs are very visually observant- they notice things that hearing dogs do not. They are very tuned-in to their handlers. It's important to establish good communication skills with deaf dogs. They follow their people's leads for behavior, and will do what's expected of them IF they know the rules and what's expected of them. It's not hard to communicate with deaf dogs, it's just non-verbal. They are very adept at reading facial expressions and body language. A well-trained deaf dog will know what you want before you know you want it.

Precious is staying with us, and this is her LAST RESORT. Nobody wants to adopt or foster a dog that is an unpredictable “eight-ball”.  She doesn’t display signs of an attack beforehand, and currently can’t be corralled in a crate to keep everyone, including herself, safe.

Day one Precious screamed, whined, trilled and howled if anyone left the kennel area. She did not like being by herself, or being with the other dogs. We blocked our ears and rolled our eyes. Bless our neighbors for their patience, as she also howled all night when the kennel closed.

Day two was a little better. She was quieter, and didn’t caterwaul every time someone walked away. The night was quieter, with loud whining on and off. She has never tried to break out of her kennel.

The first few days, we just let Precious be Precious, and allowed her time to settle in. She learned our routine, and her level of nervousness dropped daily. She dug into the raw long-lasting treats that we give the dogs every day with gusto. The purpose of the treats is to keep the dogs minds occupied.

Lucky for Precious, she is at a safe place with people that understand her. One of our Kennel Assistants, Brad, decided that she was his “special project”. They have a very special relationship, and he makes sure to spend meaningful one-on-one time with her every day. Precious has shown us that she is very affectionate, and can be trusted with most things.

Precious was started on Emergency Essence week two of her stay. The result was instantaneous, and amazing. Her entire demeanor changed. She had a little more control of her anxiety and her impulses.

A few days later, liquid Zeolite arrived. Never heard of it, so did some research. This fascinating natural substance carries heavy metal, viruses and other toxins out of the bloodstream and metabolism with the dog’s waste product. We had amazing results same day. Much more relaxed, much more focused, and we could see that Precious understood that she was in a safe place. Almost like someone let the air out of a balloon. She was there to learn, and this was a “light-bulb moment” for her.

Mark Tipton of AngelDogs Training was slowly working with Precious to gain her trust and get her used to his presence. When she appeared to be so much calmer, Brad was invited to enter the kennel during training sessions to challenge her impulse of needing to guard the first person by biting the second person. She had impulse control!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Slowly, we’ve been teaching her basic obedience commands. Sit, down, stay, come, and adding in a second person to challenge what she knows about having to protect her people. She is slowly learning how to be a dog. She now assesses instead of striking.

Precious now greets other dogs through the fence in a friendly manner, and is slowly learning to be social. Being at a kennel has been good for her, as she can watch all of the other dogs, and what's happening around her. She's much more relaxed. So relaxed, that she now has "happy tail" from wagging so much and hitting it on the kennel wall.

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She needs to be here for at least another month. Her foster has been very clear about her having to be manageably SAFE when she comes home.

This is her last chance at a normal life, or any life. She deserves better and it’s not her fault.

We CAN save Precious, and turn around the damage done by her former life.

Please open your heart and wallet, and help prevent the possibility of having to euthanize Precious due to learned aggression.

Help her unlearn it, and be free to be a dog.

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Precious Week 4

Precious update and fourth Emotion Code session...NOTE: Waiora Neolite arrived today 8/19 and will begin dosing to remove the metals and toxins from over-vaccination. Please keep tuned in to see results with Precious.

From Linda Emotion Code:

Glad to hear the separation anxiety has improved!  Too bad the Waiora hasn't yet been received,  when it comes, be sure to start it right away. In her very first session,  the vaccine / chemical toxicity came up as being the primary cause of the aggression.  Not only will that make 'training her out of it' difficult,  but indicates to me energetically that it's mostly NOT a behavioral issue.  Between the energy clearing work and getting that junk out of her system, I suspect you'll see a new dog.  That will make addressing what behavioral issues that remain soooo much easier. 

My brain doesn't want to come up with a good analogy at the moment, so you'll have to settle for this one ...  It would be hard to 'train' someone who is allergic to pollen to NOT sneeze when they were holding a bouquet of flowers.  Address the allergy,  and training them to not sneeze is no longer necessary.  Hmmm... not such a bad analogy after all.  ;-)

Once you get her detoxed,  I don't think a lot of training will be needed, other than to address some habitual responses.  I had hoped to do the last session AFTER you had gotten her started on the Waiora,  but as it STILL hasn't come ... I'll see what I can do energetically.

On to her final session ...

8/18/15

BC Session 3 for Precious for Debi Bel / Reunion Rescue - Separation Anxiety

Does Precious have additional toxicity from her vaccines?   yes
Clear additional vaccine toxicity.

Does Precious have additional imbalances contributing to her aggression / especially her reactions to more than 1 person in her kennel.
(I do feel that your perception about her deafness contributing to this issue is right on. She can watch 1 person,  but doesn't feel she can monitor 2 without her hearing and is worried a 2nd person might sneak up on her.  Does she have the same reaction when both remain in her line of sight? )

Emotional / Trapped Emotions
Anxiety
Terror
Abandonment - this has come up a LOT (so no doubt it contributed to the separation anxiety as well) I wonder if 2 people removed her from someplace she wanted to stay ...   Hence 1 person is safe,  2 not.

Cindy -  I use flower essences occasionally but not often. Is there something that addresses abandonment issues? 

Rejection
Insecurity
Betrayal
Vulnerability

*Inherited Abandonment from father (sire)
    *like other genetic material, Trapped Emotions can be inherited
This makes sense. With her body vibrating with the energy of Abandonment since BIRTH,  it is no wonder she continued to 'attract' more of it,  as like attracts like. 
Overwhelm

*You will note that some, or many of the TE's may be the same.  This is very common.  It doesn't mean that they were not released the first time, though that is how it may appear.  It does mean that there are multiple instances of the same emotion, when one 'layer' releases, it allows the next to rise to the surface for release.  Another reason you often see multiples of the same TE is that the body is much like a tuning fork - once your body is already resonating with an emotion, anger for instance,  you are then more likely to be quicker to anger and thus 'accumulate' additional TE's as like attracts like.

Any other Trapped Emotions contributing to this issue that I can release now?  no

Bonus - Reiki sent.

Scrolling back through her sessions,  I don't see a SINGLE instance of anger/ hatred / resentment etc.   contributing to these issues, and frankly, that's unusual in an aggressive dog.  I just 'see' a scared, anxious, confused dog that is 'reacting' mostly due to chemical toxicity and insecurity.  Now that I have most of the accumulation of negative trapped emotions cleared away, when you can get her detoxed and she feels safe,  I think you will have a nice dog.  Good work ladies!!

Precious Week Three

Precious is having a remarkable transformation. She's made a new friend in dog...Mark of Angel Dogs Training.
Still awaiting Precious's order from Robert McDowell Herbals:

The mixture is given initially 3 doses per day and then reduced to 2 or 1 per day as the personality changes. The size of the single dose is then reduced slowly to find the minimum dose that maintains the dog in a calm and reasonable frame of mind.

The herbs in the Nervous Rehabilitation mix are Mistletoe, Passionflower, Skullcap, Valerian, Vervain and Zizyphus.

Nervous Rehab link for a description of the standard  Nervous Rehabilitation tonic which is given twice daily initially at a dose of  20 drops two to three times daily with food 
To purchase this mix though you will need to use this link as I would like to modify it for Precious to have included  the Bach Flowers Heather for fear of loneliness  and Red Chestnut for not being able to handle separation well.

Nervous Episode mix to be used when she is going to be under a lot of stress – which would probably be everyday for the time being until she settles in at the Deaf Dogs Ranch.  To modify this mix for Precious to contain Withania and Hops and Kava.  Please use the Special Mix link and make a note

Precious's Blog will be updated at least once weekly to show photos and progress reports on her healing.

Precious's story will help others who've been faced with behavior issues and have lost all hope. There is always hope as long as there are herbs. Any dog can be fixed.
Precious has had two Emotion Code sessions thus far and will be receiving another session within a few days.

Precious week 2 - safe in rehab and beginning emotion code work

Precious will be boarded at Angeldogs Training where she will undergo her rehabilitation and training

to become the happy healthy dog we know she can be:

"AngelDogs Foundation Deaf Dog Ranch is the first all-breed deaf dog ranch in the country.

Our dogs are cared for in a climate-controlled indoor/outdoor kennel in Acton, California, where they receive top-quality food, training, and loving care until they find forever homes. We invite you to come to our ranch and see how wonderful deaf dogs are - highly bonded, smart, affectionate and eager to please."

Precious has had two emotion code sessions consisting of the releasing of energies which "take up space and distort the vibration where they are trapped, eventually leading to not only a disruption in the organs and tissue in that area, but globally in the whole body. The Emotion Code literally releases emotional energy or “emotional baggage” from the past."

"The Emotion Code is a powerful technique, which uses kinesiology (muscle testing) to access the subconscious mind and locate trapped emotions so they can be released."

"Trapped emotions are released with magnetic energy and it’s something I will walk you through if we’re on the phone. Any type of magnet will work and clients often just use their favorite refrigerator magnet. Magnets have been used in healing traditions for thousands of years. Magnets are energy just as your body is energy. Because of this, one can have an effect on the other. Once we identify a trapped emotion with The Emotion Code, we use a magnet to move or pull this energy out of the body."

The first session produced readings:

Definite need of detox.  Either the Waiora that you like or the ACZ Nano.   I get that the dosage on Nano would be -  6 sprays per day split into 2 doses for 60 days.

Energies / Post Traumatic / Physical Trauma
RELEASE

Circuits & Systems / glands / thyroid  

Imbalanced by -     

    Energies / Post-Traumatic / Physical Trauma
RELEASE 

(While I can release the ENERGY of physical trauma that is trapped in the body, there is not much I can do for any actual physical damage. )

    Toxins / Heavy Metals / Lead
RELEASE

    Energies / Mental / *Will to Die 

*an energy that develops from wishing for death, can become trapped in the body.
RELEASE

Something else affecting her thyroid that I can address now?  no

RESET CIRCUIT

Is her thyroid 'happy'?  yes 

Something else contributing to her aggression that I can address now?  yes

Misalignment / Lower limbs / Pelvis  (more to left)

Contributing factor I can address? no 

RE-ALIGN ENERGETICALLY  (success w/ energetic alignment generally depends on degree of misalignment)

That could help others who perhaps have already adopted dogs w/ 'issues' that could perhaps benefit from clearing.

This from Linda, her emotion code practitioner:

It doesn't seem that she was always as aggressive as she is.  Debi rated her aggression at a 9. That seems to fit with vaccine toxicity & thyroid coming up as primary. No doubt when she came into rescue, they hit her with vaccines ...

Could be the feelings of abandonment were factoring in all along, as I see that she also suffered from separation anxiety.  May be able to work on that as well.

so we can help others…like what time the session happens and then have lisa give us an update on any noted changes...

We have ordered Robert McDowell Herbals and the Waiora Detox for Precious which should arrive in the next few days to two weeks. We've also ordered Australian Bush Flower Essence Emergency which will be dosed to Precious throughout the day in her water supply.

This is the Robert McDowell program which Precious will be treated with for the next several months:

 What an incredibly sad story all round for both Precious and humans involved.

Makes one feel like reaching down the email and giving her a hug.

A lot will obviously depend on trying to sort why she is so erratic with her displays of aggression.  Sounds like it mainly happens when there is more than one person in her vicinity and perhaps, because of her lack of hearing, she is feeling more vigilant when she is trying to monitor two people.  In all likelihood when she was caught with the catchpole there would have been more than one person involved.

Does Lisa have contact with a registered behaviourist to assist with her rehab?   If not then I could suggest a few.

From a herbal point of view the recommendations would be to place her on two mixes.  How effective they will be is unclear given her aggression issues.

We have been able to assist dogs like Precious although as I mentioned her case is certainly severe. 

Nervous Rehabilitation mix

This herbal combination provides nourishment and restoration to the nervous system of a canine that is showing signs of stress or nervous tendencies. The herbal mixture I have formulated works to feed both the physical nervous system and assist in habit control. This standard mix is  the normal starting point with nervous system problems and  it can then be refined in individual cases, after an initial course of 12 weeks.

Your feedback is important for those cases where the specific ingredients in the mix need to be altered slightly.

The mixture is given initially 3 doses per day and then reduced to 2 or 1 per day as the personality changes. The size of the single dose is then reduced slowly to find the minimum dose that maintains the dog in a calm and reasonable frame of mind.

The herbs in the Nervous Rehabilitation mix are Mistletoe, Passionflower, Skullcap, Valerian, Vervain and Zizyphus.

Nervous Rehab link for a description of the standard  Nervous Rehabilitation tonic which is given twice daily initially at a dose of  20 drops two to three times daily with food 
To purchase this mix though you will need to use this link as I would like to modify it for Precious to have included  the Bach Flowers Heather for fear of loneliness  and Red Chestnut for not being able to handle separation well.

This is the link to purchase and then use the comments box  which is a little further along in the ordering system  and type in Nervous Rehab mix to be modified to include the Bach Flowers Heather and Red Chestnut  as advised by Kate  .  Cost for 100ml is $68
In addition I would recommend the Nervous Episode mix to be used when she is going to be under a lot of stress – which would probably be everyday for the time being until she settles in at the Deaf Dogs Ranch. 

Use this link for a description for the Nervous Episode to be used on an as needed basis however I would be wanting to modify this mix for Precious to contain Withania and Hops and Kava.  Please use the Special Mix link and make a note

Nervous Episode to be modified as recommended by Kate to include Withania, Hops and Kava.  Dose to be 3mls twice daily.  Cost for 200ml is $70.

I am sure that the Ranch will have behavioural training in place and quite probably may well know about the suggestions I am about to make but thought it just might be useful.  My apologies if these strategies are already being employed.  Some Rescue groups have excellent behavioural strategy plans but some are not aware of all their options.

Here are  some  links to assist with helping the separation anxiety.    Unfortunately it is difficult if she is having to be left on her own .  In the beginning of training her to be confident on her own it is ideal for someone to be at home and then go through a protocol of getting her slowly used to being alone.

It will also be beneficial to have her be comfortable with being confined in a crate or on a bed area.   The idea is for her to be happy to call a crate her safe place. 

Monday, July 13

Monday, July 13: Today begins the journey of a dog named Precious. Her story is like so many sad tales heard minute by minute in the animal world. We are living in a time of epidemic population and killing of companion animals.

Precious is in Northern California and is about to enter a rehabilitation program sponsored by AngelDogs Training and Reunion Rescue.

A bit of Precious's back story begins three years ago when Precious was one of 4 or 5 puppies, the fourth litter from dogs owned by a Berkeley, California couple. Precious was born deaf.

The parent dogs were gunned down and killed by Berkeley police who "used assault rifle to shoot dogs indoors 19 times." According to witnesses, the "dogs were said not to be acting aggressively when killed."

Precious was adopted out to a homeless couple at the early age of 6 weeks. She lived in a tent and in the couple's car for the first 2 plus years of her life.

Precious developed severe separation anxiety and would howl so loudly, she could not be left alone.

When the gentleman was incarcerated, his partner became involved with a man with history of "2 or 3 girls dying (overdosing)....and was said to be kind of guy who would beat a woman or dog without hesitation."

Precious's mom died of a heroin overdose. From witnesses, "Precious dog was reported by passers by to be dragging her leash, frantically running through neighborhoods, lost and unapproachable.

Precious dog snapped and charged at strangers who tried to catch her.  Animal control was called and used a catch pole to catch her. At Berkeley's shelter Precious was deemed aggressive and slated for euthanasia when her hold was up."

When the original adopter was released from jail, he found Precious the day her hold period was up and was able to retrieve her, walking her calmly from the shelter without incident. This is evident from studies done on Katrina refugee dogs who exhibited aggressive tendencies, yet became docile and manageable when reunited with their owners.

After an incident in which a woman reportedly high on drugs tried to kiss Precious who snapped at the woman.

Precious had to go. A rescue stepped forward to help and Debi Bel, longtime pit bull advocate and rescuer offered to foster.

Debi has spent $1,000 to date on care and training, but needs help. Reunion Rescue and AngelDogs Training will be working together to completely rehabilitate Precious so that she might begin at three to learn to enjoy life as a regular dog.

Precious will first be started on a holistic diet. A detox will be performed to remove the toxicity, metals and poisons injected into Precious's body from over-vaccination.

A series of emotion code sessions will be performed on Precious. Raspberry, a Reunion Rescue dog is only one of many dogs who've been completely rehabilitated by way of the Reunion Rescue detox protocol. In fact, Raspberry was the first detox rehab and is a shining example of our work saving and rehabbing dogs.

Precious will be boarded at AngelDogs Training in Southern California. A chip in has been established to help with her care.

This process will take several months at an estimated cost of $2,000 including training sessions.

We need your help to help Precious. Please consider sharing her story and chip in to restore her to the healthy and happy dog we know she can be.

Precious Blog will document her story with photos and progress reports. Our goal is not only to save Precious, but to share her remarkable story, the story of a dog with no more options slowly being saved. This story will be shared to help other dogs whose owners, rescues and shelters have lost hope. These dogs can be saved and rehabilitated to re-enter society.