Getting Results with your dog is Easy

Getting Results with your dog is Easy... the question is, what are you willing to receive and what are you in allowance of, if you do not receive.

It’s great to make conscious decisions about what you would like to RECEIVE.

First you have to decide WHAT you would like to receive. Then you have to take action. Finally, you have to work to reprogramed the conscious to get it working for you, rather than against you.

You are what you are, and you do what you do because of the instructions you give yourself.

Unless we change the way, we operate ourselves, we will continue to behave in the same ways we have always done – and get the same results. Even the things you have already learned will be ignored and not used, if you believe through your self-programming that it is not possible for you to believe that you can achieve more than you are now achieving then it’s true.

So, for you to change first you must like your body enough to change. You see most people don’t like their body and so they judge it criticize and then try to destroy it. So first you have to like your body and change the belief pattern.

So, every time you criticize judge, say wow I cannot believe I’m saying that to me and my friend my body. Some of the things we do to our bodies we would not do to our best friend. So why do we do it too ourselves.

One of the first criteria for change is to get to like your body… Unless you like your body most of the changes you are trying to make will only be small, after all who gets you around and it is not your car.

Your fur baby will pick up on it….and be like you!

Breathe for you when playing or training you fur baby

In a recent National Public Radio (NPR) interview, Esther Sternberg, M.D., described the way deep breathing relieves stress. Dr. Sternberg compared the body's stress response to a car going 190 kilometres per hour. This powerful reaction releases specific chemicals and hormones in your brain. And that actually helps you protect yourself when you sense danger.

But when those chemicals and hormones remain at high levels, they can impair your immune system. Dr. Sternberg: "When you are stressed, you have your foot on the gas, pedal to the floor. When you take slow, deep breaths that is what is engaging the brake." Deep abdominal breathing alleviates stress by stimulating the vagus nerve – the main nerve of the relaxation response. An important chemical compound called acetylcholine is activated when the vagus is stimulated. The vagus uses this neurotransmitter to relax your body and reduce inflammation.

Recent research has shown that the vagus nerve also stimulates stem cells to repair brain tissue damaged by inflammation.

Types of Breathing

People who are anxious tend to breathe in their upper lungs (upper chest) with shallow, rapid breaths, instead of breathing into their lower lungs (lower chest). This is one contribution to hyperventilation: shallow, upper lung breathing. Most of us are not conscious of our breathing. I presume that most of you would be aware if you are exercising being chased or suddenly having a heart attack or sorts. Till then we are mostly on automation.

There are basically three types of breathing:

Abdominal breathing or natural breathing
Deep Diaphragmatic Breathing – Slow breaths through
Holding breaths and counting 30 to 90 seconds

A SIMPLE PRACTICE

Here's a simple, beneficial practice you can try. Over the next few days or weeks, see if you can observe and sense you’re breathing several times a day in the middle of your activities. Notice whether or not you are breathing through your mouth. Also notice how often you hold your breath. For some of you, mouth breathing or breath holding may be a frequent activity. For others, it may occur mainly in physically, emotionally, or mentally stressful situations. When you notice yourself breathing through your mouth or holding your breath, remind yourself to breathe through your nose and to stop holding your breath.

There are many different types of breathing exercises.

A dog's normal resting breathing rate is between 15 and 30 breaths per minute. However, it's important to understand that dogs breathe faster and more deeply for various reasons, such as exertion, heat, excitement, and even to cool down. If you notice a persistent or unusual change in your dog's breathing pattern, it's crucial to consult with a veterinarian. (Google)

What is dog FEAR?

Is a flight or fight response. You have to be aware of that and not assume that everything is fine.

In an emergency situation, do you fall apart and get hysterical or get cool calm and collected and handle it?

Every Fear that is created in a dog is the result of us, not the dog.

A Dog does not do fear except of the objects we have not been willing to be aware of or aware that he is aware of.

How Does Bioresonance Allergy Treatment Work?

Bioresonance therapy operates on the principle that every cell in the body emits electromagnetic frequencies. These frequencies create a unique energy pattern that reflects a person’s overall health. When someone has an allergy, their body’s frequencies become disrupted, leading to an overreaction to certain substances.

A bioresonance device is designed to detect these imbalances and send corrective electromagnetic signals to restore harmony. This process helps the immune system "unlearn" its allergic response, gradually reducing symptoms over time.

The treatment involves:

Allergy Identification – The bioresonance device scans the body to detect energetic disturbances linked to allergens.
Frequency Adjustment – The machine emits counter-frequencies to neutralize allergic reactions.
Immune System Reprogramming – Over multiple sessions, the body adapts to these corrections, learning to tolerate allergens naturally.

Many individuals who undergo bioresonance therapy report a significant reduction in symptoms for allergies related to pollen, dust, pet dander, food, and chemical sensitivities.

Scientific Evidence: What Do Studies Say?

Bioresonance therapy has been used in Europe and other parts of the world for decades, but scientific research is still evolving. However, early studies suggest promising results:

A 2014 study published in the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine found that bioresonance therapy significantly reduced symptoms in patients with allergic rhinitis.
A German study conducted in 2000 reported that 83% of patients with food allergies experienced relief after undergoing bioresonance treatment.
Research published in Medical Science Monitor highlighted bioresonance as a tool that could help modify immune system responses to allergens.

While larger clinical trials are needed, many individuals who have tried bioresonance therapy report noticeable improvements, making it a compelling option for allergy sufferers seeking natural alternatives.

Basic steps to Pet telepathic communication – connection vs disconnection, a map of the future (amulet)

Find a quiet spot, switch off from Everything
Consciously relax your body from head to toe
Become aware of your breath and follow your breath in and out
Visualise a grounding cord from your root chakra into the earth
Set an intention to have clear communication
Open your heart centre

The Unbreakable Bond Between Pets and Their People

There’s something truly magical about the relationship between pets and their humans. It’s a connection that goes far beyond feeding, walking, or sharing a home—it’s built on trust, love, and an unspoken understanding that fills our hearts in a way nothing else can.

Whether your dog wags its tail with pure joy when you walk through the door, your cat curls up beside you just when you need comfort, or your bird sings a special tune that only you seem to hear—these are more than just moments. They’re expressions of a deep, emotional bond.

Why Is the Pet–Owner Bond So Powerful?

Pets offer us something many people spend a lifetime looking for: unconditional love. They don't judge, they don't hold grudges, and they seem to know exactly when we need a little extra affection.

But this isn’t just “feel-good” talk—science backs it up. Studies show that pets can:

Lower stress and anxiety
Improve heart health
Help ease feelings of loneliness or depression
Encourage physical activity
Provide routine and emotional stability

It’s no wonder we often call them family. They are.

Communication Without Words

One of the most beautiful parts of the pet–owner relationship is how it thrives without words. Pets speak through body language, energy, and routine. And over time, we become fluent in their unique language too.

A dog’s eyes can say “I trust you.”
A cat’s head bump means “I love you.”
Even silence can be meaningful—just lying near you, your pet is saying, “I’m here.”

Tips to Deepen the Bond with Your Pet

Want to strengthen the connection with your furry (or feathered) friend? Here are a few gentle, holistic ways to deepen your relationship:

Be Present

Put down the phone. Take a few minutes each day to really connect—talk, cuddle, play, or just sit quietly together.

Understand Their Needs

Each animal is unique. Learn their preferences, what comforts them, and what makes them anxious. The more you tune in, the more they’ll trust you.

Support Their Health Naturally

A pet that feels good is more affectionate, calm, and connected. Natural therapies like bioresonance, herbal supplements, or gentle dietary support can improve their energy, mood, and overall well-being.

Create a Calm Environment

Pets are sensitive to stress—both theirs and yours. A peaceful home, free from loud noise and chaos, helps pets feel safe and secure.

Practice Routine and Rituals

Canine Communication

Learning to connect with dogs and how they interact with each other takes time and practice.

Rules of engagement

Be an OBSERVER
Train you, to observe objectively and to accurately label dog body language. For example, dog’s eyes are glazed and mouth is open rather than ” Hey this is a happy dog.”
Watch Dogs Play. Record short videos and write down your observations to train your eyes to correctly identify what you see.
Basic training principles. Dog obedience training by Ross Allan.. wrote that dogs learn and remember by exercises being conducted in a repetitive manner.
Praise the dog.
Act like a Human. It’s an outdated misconception that humans should be dominant over dogs. “when we try to act like a dog using muzzle grabs, alpha rolls and scruff shakes, we likely appear unpredictably aggressive through the dog’s eyes, “says Loehr. Dogs don’t see us as dogs and are likely to respond better to quiet, non-threatening body language.

Keep Calm – if a loose dog comes charging, remember these key actions to make you appear less threatening:
a) Stop all movement
b) Avert eye contact
c) Turn sideways
d) Cross or lower arms

Obsidian has been raised on BioAktiv

Obi competed over 4 days at Bundaberg Kennel Club’s Easter Spectacular Shows plus the added event for Staffordshire Bull Terrier Club of Qld Lure Race.

Obi had 6 conformation events plus 3 x 60m runs on the lure over 4 days. Travelling from Rockhampton to these events is strenuous, plus being away from the home environment, then add in the competition and it’s a very gruelling weekend.

Over this time Obi at just 9 months of age took all this in his stride. His energy levels and concentration were exceptional, along with his recovery from each event. I am very impressed with the results I am seeing from using BioAktiv.

After his 3 x runs on the lure he showed no muscle soreness or fatigue. He was straight back into competition the next morning and never missed a beat.

Healthy, glowing coats thanks to BioAktiv. No assistance needed for that Million Dollar Shine in the Show Ring!

Just 1 scoop a day and there leaving home

What’s small and deadly and loves dog’s blood?

Yep you guessed it. A deadly 6-legged merciless predator artfully called FLEAS that have no wings, and can jump up 100 times their height and 200 times across, and lays up to 500 flea bags per day.

Pretty impressive sucker by anyone’s standard. Its friends also come around for a party, non other than bugsey lice and ticks!

The age-old question how do you control the SUCKER without the cost, time and energy not to mention the other problems that can arise such as dermatitis, hair loss, skin irritation, and aneamia from blood loss.

Vampire of the industry that preys on animals 24 hours 7 days a week

So far in all cases blood is the main contender and without blood the flea cannot survive. You need something that will not make the blood so inviting. It’s never about the fleas or the ticks or the lice it’s the home environment you’ve got to look at – what is inviting them in and what can we change.

Fleas, ticks, bugs, and lice are like kids that never leave home because they are too comfortable, its cheap and they don’t have to work hard for their meals, it’s there 24 hours 7 days a week. Mum and dad do everything for them. They are married to mum and dad, their relationship is strong.

Here’s the thing, your car oil and air must be filtered and cleaned regularly whilst it’s in motion and then every 10,000 thousand or so kilometres you have a service. That involves changing the oil and filters etc and checking that everything is running smoothly. You are made aware of what could be up next so that you are financially prepared.

Well my friend your dog’s main filtering system is the LIVER.

GOTTA LOVE THEIR LIVER…

As humans we abuse our liver. We call it SOL… sh*t on the liver. We drink when we are not thirsty, eat when we are not hungry, we eat the wrong foods, have too much sugar, salt and pollute through smoking.

Your pet dog has a liver it does not have the privileges you have in stuffing it up, literally. However, it does have an enemy called the FLEA. And it delivers its SOL, on top of that some of us give dogs too much packet or what I call FAST FOOD instead of what nature provides to a dog. Therefore, it is extremely important we look after the internals of your pet without too much fuss or expense.

Just one scoop

Now just bear with me now.

Your dog’s LIVER is the only organ in the body that can regenerate? A dog’s liver is known to perform over 1000 different tasks. Most of the tasks of the liver are necessary to life and could not be done elsewhere in your dog’s body.

The Liver is an extremely important organ in your dog’s body. It is responsible for many things, such as protein, fat, and carbohydrate metabolism, vitamin and mineral storage, produces bile for the digestion of food and detoxification of wastes. When you dog’s LIVER is functioning efficiently it is able to do all the above efficiently. When it is not functioning efficiently then we have little mossie bites. And you know what happens then.

Cost you lots of money at the VET.

So, you ask what’s the liver got to do with fleas, tick, mites, mosquitoes, lice etc?

Easy, assisting the liver with BioAktiv cq formula is like the kids leaving home. Those cosy places in the bugs head where they think “If I stay on top and keep sucking I will be safe and secure and blood will keep coming and so why would I move” are no longer there.