http://dogmastersystem.com/blog About Dogs and Everything Else Under the Sun, even Above It! Thu, 07 Feb 2008 03:27:12 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Dogs' unique sensing ability extends to and from those close to them. They are the most social of all animals. Happy households, in general, enjoy happy dogs. Dogs do worry-- a lot. Fear is maybe the most troublesome. A dog who only "uses" the car in a dead-end trip to ... http://dogmastersystem.com/blog/?p=29 A while back I wrote about how, dogs especially, have an innate ability to sense things beyond the normal senses of smell, hearing, taste, feeling. This "beyond" sense of theirs appears to be quite beyond our understanding. To point out just a few: Epileptics vulnerable to damaging seizures have been successfully ... http://dogmastersystem.com/blog/?p=28 Obsidian, an extremely hard glass-like rock was God's gift to early man. It was itself formed in the beginning by immense volcanic heat, pressure, and a swirling action, freezing solid instantly, now found in various sized nodules much like the sizes of our many fruits. When broken, an extremely sharp but curved ... http://dogmastersystem.com/blog/?p=27 Hi, friends! Did everybody have a great Thanksgiving? I hope you all enjoyed Harold Wadley's delightful email which I published in my last post. I couldn't have said any of this nearly as well as he. Through his own words you all can savor the amazing originality as he, Awi Egwa, ... http://dogmastersystem.com/blog/?p=26 So here I am, it's Thanksgiving Night. Happy Thanksgiving to all! There is no more opportune time to continue my story than tonight, a night in which we give thanks to everything that is good. And such is Sakawa. When I last left this story Dr. Bob Miller suggested I contact his ... http://dogmastersystem.com/blog/?p=25 Before I go on with my story of that very special lariat given me by my childhood friend Sakawa in 1938, I would just like to say that it is not the only special "gift" he gave me. Sakawa was and gave so much to this life. The tracks he left ... http://dogmastersystem.com/blog/?p=24 In my last post I told you about my long-time friend Dr. Bob Miller's (DVM) work on natural horsemanship and how his book "The Revolution in Horsemanship" brought back memories of my own boyhood in Wyoming, and of my Native American pal Sakawa. Now Sakawa remains a real mystery. He "happened" into my life at ... http://dogmastersystem.com/blog/?p=23 My friend and colleague, Dr. Robert Miller DVM, has written an amazingly wonderful book entitled "The Revolution in Horsemanship (and What It Means to Mankind)." I say amazing because it is a book that just everybody will find a real joy. It not only carries the story of a revolution but documents ... http://dogmastersystem.com/blog/?p=22 There is obviously more to our minds, pets included, than meets the eye. Inventors at times come up against the seemingly impossible. They are used to sleeping on it, and often can come up with a workable solution the next day. Some take a little longer. I've been there with Dog Master myself. I'll ... http://dogmastersystem.com/blog/?p=21 This time it's a cat. A nursing home in Providence R.I. has a very special cat. He came to them as a baby kitten, was raised by the nurses there and has become at age 2 of considerable interest to the media. Yes, the consensus is that Oscar can actually sense ... http://dogmastersystem.com/blog/?p=20