Sniffing for Vibes - The Law of Vibration

Today I'm going to teach you how to be a sniffer dog. It involves using all your senses, not just your nose!

Humans interact differently to dogs. I watch you often as you communicate with each other. Humans are usually mostly 'me' focused. They worry about how they look, how they smell, what they are going to say, even if there is parsley stuck in their teeth. So they go into communication thinking about themselves, even when they want to talk with someone else.

Thoughts are things, and whatever you're thinking about, and whatever you're feeling becomes a vibration of energy that you emit like music from a radio. It's your own personal song, and dogs tune into that. We work out what song you're playing first, so we know the best way to approach you,especially if we haven't met before or don't know each other very well. We do that by watching, observing, and feeling you. We open our awareness, our hearts and our minds. And we sniff out your song. Sometimes the song you emit doesn't match the sounds and words from your mouth. So we pick up on that too.

Humans often have a default song that they don't even realise they're playing. Soft or loud, we dogs carefully sniff out those vibes so we can understand more of what you're feeling and what's going on inside you. We sometimes get to know you better than you know yourselves!

If you approach communication like we do, with openness and curiosity, we think you'll get the hang of sniffing out the vibes of other people pretty easily. It will also make you more aware of your own vibrations. Then you'll be able to intentionally chose the good ones!!!

Here is a human that explains vibrations a bit better:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=clmQC6ct2Uw&feature=related

Learning: Humans emit vibrations, and dogs use these vibrations to understand and get to know more about humans when we communicate. We sniff out a person's vibration by communing with them. We observe them, listen to them, and open our hearts to feel them. A person's vibrations never lie. And the best communication always starts with the Truth! You can practice sniffing out vibrations by going somewhere where you can just sit and watch people, like at a cafe, or from a park bench.

And I have one more question for you? What sort of song are you playing? Is it the best music for you? Lots of love, Charlie xx

Life's Second Chances

In the beginning, I was born. That much is a given for all of us. But there were too many dogs already on that farm, and none of the neighbours wanted another pup. The humans brought us into a big town, and started looking around for new homes for us. I'm a working dog, and city people wanted a pup that looked fluffy and cute, and that would wait quietly at home all day - no trouble, and no effort. I was the sort of dog that needed attention. Discipline. Training. My kind of breed had a bad reputation in town. Week after week we all waited, and finally the man who'd brought us to town started knocking the pups in my litter on the head with a shovel.

A lady came to the gate, asking about the puppies. She wanted a female, but there were none left. They'd been killed. She had a kind voice. I tottered over and sat on her foot, and put my small paw up on her knee.

"Excuse me," I said quietly. "They're killing dogs here." I sat steadfastly on her foot, willing her to bend down and take me. My whole body was intent on that one purpose. My ears locked onto her voice and I waited. Hopefully. Purposefully. I quivered with the energy that was running through me. I felt so alive. This was it. The big moment. The bit in your life when time slows down, and you hear the doors opening or closing on your future.

She bent down and ruffled my ears. She scooped me up and I could hear her heart beating as fast as mine.

"He's not really what I was looking for, but maybe I'll take him anyway."

She looked in my eyes and I realised I'd been given a second chance. And I knew I had to make this life count. Life is not a dress rehearsal - it's the real thing, with more twists and turns than a country mile.

So, from that day I've made it my business to understand people, and to help them where I can. That's why I'm here. So I can help you too!

Learning: Never give up hope. Believe in miracles. Focus on a specific positive outcome as though your life depends upon it - because maybe it does. See that outcome as though it has already happened. And when you get that outcome, give thanks, be grateful and give back!