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For More Information:
509.276.9118
Satisfaction Guaranteed!
Lisa M. Lucas
Certified Professional Dog Trainer
Professional Member Association of Pet Dog Trainers #62528
Copyright 2008 Northern Tails Dog Training
Flower essences are not a
substitute for veterinary care.
Many behavioral problems can be caused or
worsened by physical health issues, such as chronic pain and hormone
imbalances. If your dog has a sudden change in behavior the first
place to start is with your veterinarian, where he or she can run
some blood tests as part of an overall exam.
Interested in holistic well-being?
Flower Essences are homeopathically-prepared, natural preparations that contain the energy patterns of the flowers from which they are made.
Flower essences come from the same natural world as animals and
often provide exactly the information needed for an animal to find
his way through a difficulty. They can be remarkably effective at
correcting or adjusting emotional imbalances, either as an aid to a
behavior modification program, or as a stand-alone application for
animals who have difficulty in specific situations (such as
traveling, nervousness in new situations, fear of thunder, loud
noises, crowds, etc.).
Custom flower essence blends for your dog
Bach Flowers are a specific line of essences developed by Dr. Edward Bach in the 1930's in England. Julie Cantrell is a Bach Flower practitioner as well as a Certified Professional Dog Trainer and Certified Dog Behavior Counselor. She has been using Flower Essences in her work with dogs for over a decade and provides custom blends for individual situations.
Julie offers consults through her
website:
www.aldaronessences.com