Anchoring is FOR the Dogs! ...and maybe Hakalau too....

[Guest guest]

Hi Richard,

 

Your experience with the dog brought to mind a neat experience I had

while I was sitting in my favorite spot in the house at level one

night. I heard coyotes howling nearby on the mountain side.

 

So I thought cool, I wonder what the coyotes are up to tonight?

 

So I did something I hadn't done before and I mentally projected to

where the coyotes were.

 

They were quiet now....and I wonder now if they knew I was there?

 

I saw several of them, all looking in the same direction down the

valley...so I decided to mentally project into one of them to check

out the view.

 

My eyesight was perfect...beyond perfect.

 

I could see crisp clear details of everything even though it was

nighttime.

 

I saw the lights of houses way off in the distance several miles down

the canyon.

 

The black sky was dotted with crisp bright stars touching the top

edge of the other side of the canyon.

 

I felt the cool air on my nose, the soft ground beneath my feet, the

strong earthy smell of sage in the air.

 

It was quiet, the air was still, I heard the sound of my heart

beating, my soft breathing.... or was it the coyote's heart and

breathing I heard?....

 

It was a beautiful night to be outside....

 

I stayed there for a few minutes taking in the view until the coyotes

headed quietly and swiftly to the east.

 

I moved along in the one I was with for a short distance and and felt

what it was like to be a coyote, then mentally projected back to my

favorite spot in the house again.

 

As the coyote and I moved together it reminded me of what happens

when I ride one of my horses and we begin moving along so nicely as I

get into that automatic " soft-eyes " relaxed state that my dressage

trainer taught me to do so many years ago.....when I can't tell where

the horse ends and my body begins, and I take in everything around me

as we move as a unit, and the horse knows exactly where I want to go,

knows my next move with barely if ever a perceptible physical cue

from me...

 

Hmm... I wonder if this sort of thing works for training dogs too....

 

Have fun with your new pup ;-)

Lori

 

 

, Awake101

<richardc@w...> wrote:

>

> Hey All,

>

> Funny thing happened this week. I asked the universe to really

help me

> find ways to improve and hone my skills. I should've done Doc's

Clarity

> Drill, because what the universe gave me, wasn't at all quite what

I

> expected.

>

> I love getting great deals!! Mainly with real estate, but most

other

> things as well. Food, Cars, and other neat stuff. Well, this

week, I

> found a great deal. I got a pure bred Shar Pei 5-month old puppy.

> Why? I DONT KNOW!

>

> It was a good investment. This dog is worth about $1,200 I just

found

> out. and I got him only $100! This particular breeder was going

through

> a divorce and had to liquidate their business inventory a little.

and I

> got there first before 7 others, so I got him.

>

> So, Im having to train him, in many things. But Im finding it is

much

> easier than when I trained my German Shepherds. Why? Because the

> universe is finding great ways for me to use some really cool

anchoring

> techniques. Like training the pup to use a bell, when it needs to

go

> outside to pee or poop. And I found a great NLP Dog Trainer, so

she has

> me practicing a wide variety of different anchors. Why so many?

Well,

> it seems I got lucky! Of all the dog trainers, I could end up

with, the

> one I picked happens to train not only dogs, but cats, horses,

dolphins,

> and other animals. and some of her clients have pets that have

full

> time acting careers! hahaha...No Joke!

>

> So, Greedy little me, me thinks...Mmmm.If I sell em...I make

money!!.or

> If I keep him, I can make money! )..and have a good pet too.

>

> I was watching some pretty unbelievable pet tricks this week, and

> thought of Pavlov's Dog Experiments. Dogs were there in the

beginning

> of NLP and Anchoring...and low and behold...its come full circle,

back

> to some pretty Amazing breakthroughs in Dog Psychology.

>

> Anyway, I hope to see some of you, up at Doc's Mastery Training in

Feb.

> It should dynamite!

>

> Richard

>

>

>

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hey Lori, cool grok!

 

Did you get a chance to howl at the new moon?

 

:)Troy

[Guest guest]

LOL!..I was thinking about it...

 

Lori

 

, " tbm36m "

<tbm36m> wrote:

>

> Hey Lori, cool grok!

>

> Did you get a chance to howl at the new moon?

>

> :)Troy

>

[Guest guest]

Why is it has all these bouncing glitches?

 

Thanks for your experience. I'll give that a shot, next time the3 pup

is in a scared mood, to step into him and check out what's next to

train him in.

 

Richard

 

 

 

, " darthon4 "

<darthon4> wrote:

>

> Hi Richard,

>

> Your experience with the dog brought to mind a neat experience I had

> while I was sitting in my favorite spot in the house at level one

> night. I heard coyotes howling nearby on the mountain side.

>

> So I thought cool, I wonder what the coyotes are up to tonight?

>

> So I did something I hadn't done before and I mentally projected to

> where the coyotes were.

>

> They were quiet now....and I wonder now if they knew I was there?

>

> I saw several of them, all looking in the same direction down the

> valley...so I decided to mentally project into one of them to check

> out the view.

>

> My eyesight was perfect...beyond perfect.

>

> I could see crisp clear details of everything even though it was

> nighttime.

>

> I saw the lights of houses way off in the distance several miles down

> the canyon.

>

> The black sky was dotted with crisp bright stars touching the top

> edge of the other side of the canyon.

>

> I felt the cool air on my nose, the soft ground beneath my feet, the

> strong earthy smell of sage in the air.

>

> It was quiet, the air was still, I heard the sound of my heart

> beating, my soft breathing.... or was it the coyote's heart and

> breathing I heard?....

>

> It was a beautiful night to be outside....

>

> I stayed there for a few minutes taking in the view until the coyotes

> headed quietly and swiftly to the east.

>

> I moved along in the one I was with for a short distance and and felt

> what it was like to be a coyote, then mentally projected back to my

> favorite spot in the house again.

>

> As the coyote and I moved together it reminded me of what happens

> when I ride one of my horses and we begin moving along so nicely as I

> get into that automatic " soft-eyes " relaxed state that my dressage

> trainer taught me to do so many years ago.....when I can't tell where

> the horse ends and my body begins, and I take in everything around me

> as we move as a unit, and the horse knows exactly where I want to go,

> knows my next move with barely if ever a perceptible physical cue

> from me...

>

> Hmm... I wonder if this sort of thing works for training dogs too....

>

> Have fun with your new pup ;-)

> Lori

>

>

> , Awake101

> <richardc@w...> wrote:

> >

> > Hey All,

> >

> > Funny thing happened this week. I asked the universe to really

> help me

> > find ways to improve and hone my skills. I should've done Doc's

> Clarity

> > Drill, because what the universe gave me, wasn't at all quite what

> I

> > expected.

> >

> > I love getting great deals!! Mainly with real estate, but most

> other

> > things as well. Food, Cars, and other neat stuff. Well, this

> week, I

> > found a great deal. I got a pure bred Shar Pei 5-month old puppy.

> > Why? I DONT KNOW!

> >

> > It was a good investment. This dog is worth about $1,200 I just

> found

> > out. and I got him only $100! This particular breeder was going

> through

> > a divorce and had to liquidate their business inventory a little.

> and I

> > got there first before 7 others, so I got him.

> >

> > So, Im having to train him, in many things. But Im finding it is

> much

> > easier than when I trained my German Shepherds. Why? Because the

> > universe is finding great ways for me to use some really cool

> anchoring

> > techniques. Like training the pup to use a bell, when it needs to

> go

> > outside to pee or poop. And I found a great NLP Dog Trainer, so

> she has

> > me practicing a wide variety of different anchors. Why so many?

> Well,

> > it seems I got lucky! Of all the dog trainers, I could end up

> with, the

> > one I picked happens to train not only dogs, but cats, horses,

> dolphins,

> > and other animals. and some of her clients have pets that have

> full

> > time acting careers! hahaha...No Joke!

> >

> > So, Greedy little me, me thinks...Mmmm.If I sell em...I make

> money!!.or

> > If I keep him, I can make money! )..and have a good pet too.

> >

> > I was watching some pretty unbelievable pet tricks this week, and

> > thought of Pavlov's Dog Experiments. Dogs were there in the

> beginning

> > of NLP and Anchoring...and low and behold...its come full circle,

> back

> > to some pretty Amazing breakthroughs in Dog Psychology.

> >

> > Anyway, I hope to see some of you, up at Doc's Mastery Training in

> Feb.

> > It should dynamite!

> >

> > Richard

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