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How to Transform Your Unruly Dog into Lassie by Using ‘The Law of Attraction.’
‘The Law of Attraction’ is a Universal law which says “That which you focus on, talk about and think about, is drawn into your experience.” When you dread your dog pulling you down the road, fear him biting the postman or destroying your home when you go out, you are attracting that behaviour from him. Incredible, but true – it is law.
“Animals are usually much more in tune with their inner being and ‘The Law of Attraction’ than humans are”, explains Sharon Bolt, UK’s leading expert on dog behaviour and spiritual development. “How balanced the dog owner is has a direct and significant impact on the dog’s behaviour. Worrying, condemning and talking about the dog’s unwanted actions not only presents you as a weak energy and not a ‘Pack Leader’, but also by ‘The Law of Attraction’ more unwanted behaviours occur and escalate as that is your focus – it is law.”
‘The Universal Law of Attraction’ follows the same rules as ‘The Law of Gravity.’ They both do not take into consideration if we are a good or bad person, there is no negotiating, it is black and white. If someone falls from a building they plunge to the ground – without fail. In the same way what we think and talk about comes into our experience regardless if we want it or not. Dogs that live in an environment where there is consistent negative energy, such as tension, arguing and expecting the worse, causes the dog to become imbalanced. Understanding ‘Pack Mentality’ and working positively with ‘The Law of Attraction’ is the key to success for a happy, healthy and well balanced dog and owner.
For more information on how to work favourably with ‘The Law of Attraction’ and have the dog of your dreams call Sharon Bolt (founder of Good Dogs!) on 0845 491 8724 or email [email protected]
WARNING – Learning about ‘The Law of Attraction’ could have a serious positive effect on ALL areas of your life.
Contact:
Sharon Bolt
0845 491 8724
http://www.good-dogs.co.uk/
