The Hidden Secrets About Your Dog

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Enjoy it. I want to welcome you guys to Glen Brooks. Glen Brooks, the last week I've been working, inventing, being in ceremony, nonstop with Dr. Randall, Dr.

Randall. She's a high-wher the first pioneer as an integral health of the United States. She's from UCLA. I want to share with you guys something profound.

I welcome you to Vibern Dogs with Sherry Marquez. And this is going to be a wonderful exploration today. I want you to share something that's magical like dogs. Because the beautiful thing about dogs is, and I want to welcome Lisa LaRosa, Jennifer Caroppo.

And she's right now is alive from Kauai. I want to welcome all the people at Glen Kauai, and welcome Vibern Kauai, our new show, welcome Janet. Welcome Lisa. Sherry.

I love that. I love that. I love that. Lisa, you there?

Yeah, I love that. Hi. There you go. I may call back in because I keep losing sound a little bit.

And I don't want to miss anything. So I'm going to call back in in just a second. So I'll just step out for a minute, OK? I have family members do that to me.

I'm glad you're calling back here. I'm glad you're calling back in. All right. So the other day I want to share with you guys something that is going to set the tone and energy and feel for our dog segment, Ribern Dogs.

And I have some new dog stories. And Sherry is our resident dog mystic. We're just having a conversation about doing a dog retreat in Kauai. The mystic chair will be there.

OK, here's my story of the day. And what I want to ask you about, and I think the wonder of dogs, is dogs often see us. They don't judge us. And that's one of their medicines.

So I go to the chiropractor yesterday. I don't really know this chiropractor well. But we had a profound first meeting. A very profound first meeting.

And I'm going to share more about this next week. We'll talk to you about Gil Randall, and welcome our LA, LA Vibern marketplace. I'm going to do a lot in LA. I hear the story.

I'm going to get this new chiropractor. And I was going through something. And I mentioned my eye. And he says, you know Glenn, he goes a few weeks ago.

He had a challenge at one of his eyes. And it turned out he had a full block at one of his arteries in his eye. And within hours, he said that he could possibly lose his sight. So all of a sudden, he traveled to New York to see a retinol specialist.

And it looked like a boulder in the artery. And he said the boulder went to rocks. And the rocks disappeared. It totally disappeared.

So he was saying it was a miraculous thing. He called it really good luck. So I went back to seeing him yesterday. Because we really bonded.

I was near tears when he told me the story. Because he'd actually never seen him out of his other eyes when he would have lost his sight. So he went from this boulder to rock to the rock to disappear. So that's that he says to me.

He says, you know, Glenn, he goes, he was like, couldn't have done it without the retinotherapist. And he goes, he was just like you. I said, really? I go, I go tell me.

He goes, he's loud. He sings songs in the hallways. He's always telling jokes. And when he walked in the room, he goes, I felt confident I was going to heal.

He goes, this guy walked in the room. He goes, I was underneath. I was underneath my sister's square garden. I was, he told me he was petrified.

And this guy walked in. And he's, you know, singing and whistling. And he looked at him. He says, we're going to go through this.

I looked at this picture. And I was like, oh, my God. Yes. I totally captured this guy.

I see who he is. Because you know, I get kicked out of buildings. People ask me, I was at the party once in Boston. I remember the party.

I was talking to Luke the Shepherd. Pretty renowned homie. And I was hanging out with some amazing conversations. And the hostess, before I left, she says, go out by everybody.

They get hugged. She whispers in my ear. She goes, you're not welcome to come back here. And Luke says to me, I was like to see you again.

He was the party guy. So dogs, dogs and seeing, dogs and wonder. So I'm tying all these things together. The wonder of seeing.

So being a dog, Miss. Sherry sees your dog. She sees your dog. And get to see how you guys can have this harmonious connection.

Right? That's a wonder. So what Lisa wrote up today, what the writer for this show is, when I write my dog segment is, I usually called it the strangest thing about your dog. What's the strangest thing about your dog?

Lisa changed it. What's the hidden thing about your dog? What is the hidden thing about your dog? And that's what we're going to get into today.

Welcome, Sherry. Hello. Good afternoon. You know, you just, you should keep saying a lot of the rest of your life.

You are such a good a lot. I mean, really, you're like right up there with a lot of people. Hello. Yeah, there you go.

There you go. That's really good stuff. So, all right, I'll start with a quick story. So how do you have this producer and he comes to the station and he tells stories about his Irish wolf found.

I just love the Irish wolf found. When people tell me about their dogs and sometimes they'll even say to me, you got to me so and so. So here's the thing. I really feel this nonverbal connection to dogs even before I meet them.

Share with us how you became, and you tell me every time you love being the dog mystic. If you're getting into the strangest or hidden things about your dog, share with people how you became the dog mystic. Just by a natural connection with the dog. So it was just about learning about dogs behavior and their language, their bodies, and just having that full on connection with the dogs, even if I have just met them.

So, and more or less by keeping calm around the dog, then it's, they're picking up on my calmness because all dogs are, they all dogs have a sixth sense. They know exactly what's going on and they know exactly what people are feeling. So they can, they know when you're in a bad mood, they get a point to try and help us and make you feel better as much as possible. So.

But I just wanted to acknowledge that Janet came up with like a dog anthropology thesis list that was so profound. They did want to acknowledge that out of the blue, Janet just came up with such beautiful stuff like this. I did want to acknowledge that because it was so beautiful, it was like bang. I was like, wow.

It was like, Janet had been on Jeopardy, like six months and didn't lose a dog around ever. She was amazing. I wanted to acknowledge that. She wanted to think about it.

I don't know what she did. Exactly what she said in regards to my calmness is, my calmness and my breathing is just like doing yoga because you know, you have to, like the yoga gets you into that calm state of mind and you're focusing on your breathing where in everyday life, we forget about focusing on deep breathing or breathing to calm us down, you know. So it is correlated, which is a beautiful thing. Yeah, I agree.

Yeah. This is Janet. I don't know how everybody. And I love this name.

So the wonder of the secret of the dog or what was it? Well, there's two titles. You could pick a title today. You could pick the what's the strangest secret about your dog?

What's the strangest secret? Now, Lisa had a bent that strange was a strange word and then Lisa like, hidden is a big part. I keep people in the hidden power for it to get up on stage. So I said hidden is right.

So you go in a Janet, which would be A or B, stranger is secret. Yes, the hidden is good. Yeah. Basically what I've discovered, you know, and all the hidden secrets of the spiritual, you know, meditation or this one or that one.

You know, we're opening up the hidden secrets of the world that have been hidden under the pyramids and this. I want to discover is really and truly there are no secrets. Just what Sherry said because you're actually it's just a matter of, you know, the dog. What you're saying, the dog has that sixth sense.

It's more pronounced in the dog because that's how that they're living in that sensory awareness and it's expanded, of course, with them and they hear differently. They see differently. They sense the emotion maybe differently or more. The thing is we do too.

So like if you're walking, if you're in New York City, say, and you're going down the street, this busy street, it's all these New Yorkers and they're passing each other and everyone's not looking at each other because if they did, they would speak off of safety because that's why you don't relate to each other that much. But you are in that sixth sense or maybe it's the ninth sense or the twenty hundredth sense. I don't know. But you're sensing as you're passing each other.

You're not hitting each other. You're crossing it in and out moving through space. You're sensing each other and then you can sense if someone is off of kilter and maybe a little dangerous. And so you walk the other side of the street and you go down there.

Now they didn't tell you that. Nobody told you that. It's the sixth sense you're talking about. And we all have it.

So it's where you focus and just as Sherry has focused in and been able to embrace the dogs and the dogs and embrace her. And so now she's a beautiful expert that we can learn from because she has that experience and expansion. So that's my take on that little bit. Thank you deeply, Jenna.

So the first idea of the stranger's secret or the what's the hidden thing you don't know about your dog. If your dog, okay, Sherry, this is going to be your opportunity here. Your dog is totally telepathic with you. So one of the people that was going to be on the show today, Tony, is a chemist.

And so some dogs need a mission. So every day his malinois, what's that? What was your malinois? He says he gives the dog all these missions when he gets in the morning.

He says, oh, he goes, he does this from his bed. And he says, by the way, you get the front door in 15 minutes and the malinois is there. So he says that there's so telepathic. So let's talk about that because a lot of people don't acknowledge during this telepathic relationship with their dog.

Some people do. I think a lot more people. So as a mystic, you said to me once you get to the location where no one can relate to the dog in the house and you walk and talk to me and say, what's up, Sherry? And you got to hug and get to the left side.

What's different about you? What are you reading? Well, it is all the dogs have, all of their senses are so much more amplified than ours. So they can hear better.

They can smell better. They can see better. They can feel better. So they're automatically in tune more in tune than we are.

So now it's more or less just allowing our body and our senses to become as in tune with the dogs as they are with us. And I mean, there's plenty. And honestly, if I had if I think the opportunity to live in people's homes because they offer me as I walk into the door, they're like, all right, my dog never acts this way. So we have an extra room.

You want to come live with us? I can't. I can't. I can't.

I can't. I can't. I can't. I can't.

I have a different house to live in everything a week. We're just out of this. Only because my presence or whatever it be, my presence, my calmness, my, I guess my, my knowledge of what I'm doing and my, my confidence shows as soon as I walk into, into the door so then the dog is automatically respects, respects me plus. With with their owners and how much they can push, push their body.

So, so that's, that's, that's beautiful thing about being the dog. It's just teaching, teaching people all around the world how to, how to be in tune with, with your dog. So, so there's, there's peace at home and you have an amazing relationship and bond with your dog. I was able to get a transcript, Sherry.

You didn't know this, but I got a transcript. They were able to translate things dogs, dogs might say when you walk in the house. Did you see the transcript that I sent you this one? No.

Okay. All right. This is a, all right. Okay.

So this is a, my goal scene. It's a Jewish dog, a golden retriever in the Fort Lauderdale area. He says, yeah, Jewish dog. Yeah.

Yeah. He's right. It's a Jewish dog actually. All right.

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Sharing our kids, our dog, our regular dog, our regular dog, our master, my yoga master. I'm generally a fun person to hang out with. I performed mine with Janet. Last time we spoke, we spoke in a parking lot and we were joined as a gantry.

Okay, so what I did was, this is a really cool thing. When sharing went into several homes in the Fort Lauderdale area, we were able to do some high scientific technology, able to speak, basically translate with the dogs. So it's an example. I mentioned the dogs happen to be Jewish, but that's okay.

She works in all kinds of religions and nationalities and colors. That's what she does. She said, alright, so Stanley and looks like Janet Goldstein, couple Jewish dogs, happened to be Jewish, could have been Muslim, said, this is what they said. They were eating a ham on the table, by the way, when the owners were up in the bedroom.

They were eating it. And when sharing our kids walked to the house, they said, I feel something's different in the house. And it was discovered, it was felt by the dogs and communicated. They said, hey, there's a dog whispering here.

We better behave differently. So I wanted to ask you, because a lot of times I think the dogs, the game is where it looks like to the owners, that the dogs are doing things totally disconnected off on the planet. But you wouldn't say that. You would say in fact, that a lot of times I was being orchestrated telepathically and in some sense, we're setting the dogs up, as the title says so well, it's called Crazy Dogs, Crazy People.

So we're kind of setting the dogs up to do things sometimes. We don't even know we're queuing them. But when you show up, obviously you're not setting the same signals because they don't have to go crazy. So they can kind of be around you in a different way.

That's what all these dogs seem. The consensus, when you walked in, they kind of felt they could be at home and be a dog. That's from over. We have over 60 testimonials from the dogs themselves.

Of all denominations, by the way, not just you, we should do it. Perfect. I love it. I love Dennis Lapras.

I'm sorry. I just smoked that. Please. You're a comedian today.

Yeah. Well, you know, I released about a ton of anxiety. I've been in ceremony the last week. And you guys are going to meet her with Dr.

Gail Randall. I'm a little, I've been in ceremony. I removed all the low level levels. We did a lot of cursing.

So cursing is when someone says something to you. That's not you. So I'm feeling better. That's why you're going to hold the humor.

That's the other end. The other end. All right, dog, Missy. Sherry Marquez.

What are you talking about? What happens when you walk in? What's different? You walk in.

Someone said something really naughty about these dogs. Right? And they call you up. They go, Sherry, the dog won't let me enter my bedroom.

The dog is, you know, calf killing the cat at night. What kind of call, give us an example. What might they say to you before you put the mystical symbol on your car and drive to the neighborhood? What do they say to you?

The owners. I love the owners. I love them. I love them.

I love them. They don't really matter. Okay. They like me to check.

I know they are. So the typical is the dog is chewing on everything and jumping on it. And jumping on all of us. And not going over my kid.

And running all over the. All over the houses. They have control of all over the house and we don't know how to handle it. So when I walk in the house, then the dogs are not on the leash.

And of course, if the dogs are have a habit of jumping up and that's just natural. It's just a natural. A natural way of greeting. So I walk in.

They start jumping up and that's just natural. It's just a natural. A natural way of greeting. So I walk in.

They start jumping up and. But then like once I'm fully inside the house and get the dogs to stop jumping up and the dogs are. Then normal. So in that situation, then then the owners just say to me, like, what have you done to my dog?

Because this is not the way that my dog acts at all. So I guess the dog is just. Seating off of my calm, calm, assertive energy and knowing that that they can't get away with. With certain things that they can get away with their owners.

So I think. Yeah. Realizes is a dog's mind. Child's mind.

Almost exactly the same. So like I keep on saying and I keep repeating this, but if a dog knows that they can get away with something, they're going to push it for everything that they can. It's like a two year old, like a two year old that is just nagging their parents or an adult. I'm getting on your nerves.

I'm just going to keep on doing it. Keep on doing it. So you're going to push. They are being weighed.

They have the same mentality. So they're seemingly extremely intelligent. This is Bob. Bob is a st.

Bernard religion. It took me a few days to share. But she surely is a dog visit. I stopped peeing on the bedroom floor after two visits.

Thank you. I have a better relationship with my owners. What would you say about Bob's quote for this? What had we bought?

That's just teaching the owners what to do. Yes. Yes. How's breaking schedule?

Okay. That's been scheduled for the amount of water and food to give the dogs. And amount of time to take the dogs out. But water is extremely important for the puppies because their letters are small.

So if you keep the water down at all times, then of course they're going to be taking all of those sites. So it's not depriving them of the water. It's just giving them water at different times. We're going to be doing it every treat.

Don't have, sorry, I just inspired about the retreat. We'll give you a website in a minute too, Sherry. I just wanted to give a little pointer. Please.

A little pointer and it is on my website. So for every 10 pounds, you give one cup of water. So we're not depriving them of any water whatsoever, but we're not keeping the water down at all times. So then they can drink a tea and drink a tea and drink a tea.

So you can look at my house breaking page on smartpause dog training. I'd like to just say one thing and then I'll have to aloha off. But that is so brilliant. How simple, how clear, how logical, how it makes perfect sense.

Not to give them too much water, otherwise they're going to pee. Yes, they take them out of the house. Then you get the water before you just about to go out or whatever you're finding. That's correct.

It's right. Oh my God. See, there are no secrets. I was saying.

Yeah. So anyways, aloha. Hello, hi, Janet. Aloha.

And I can't look for any. I can't look for any. I can't look for any. Just.

I'm kind of a fan of family in Kauai. You would be, Janet,Out. Thank you, Janet. Love you, Janet.

Thank you. Oh, I'm gonna leave this this nearly. At least about to hurt this one. This is a really good one.

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All right. Sheri, I don't know if you saw this letter. I came in today's email. This is from Jamie.

She's a CoccaspanO, I believe in, uh, just Broward County. I'm not sure what she says. What's up with the dreadlocks? Is that symbolic of you being a dog mystic?

And I think that's a legitimate question. Sherry? No, I mean, it's just my style. It's my style.

Oh, OK. OK. I know it's a good question. Let's just tell us, Sherry.

He wants to go. It's sort of a little true. Work on that a little bit. Yeah.

Right? Yeah. Yeah. All right.

So the hint of secret about your dog is that your dog wants you to do things, to help the dog feel at home, and to relax. And it helps when you're like a practical tip, which Jan has just acknowledged. Like the water thing. A lot of people.

Sometimes I guess we do things because we don't know how it might impact our dog. And then we'll wonder why other things happen. Is that a common thing that we're doing things that might help the dog be the dog, so to speak? Yes.

We are. Well, I mean, people just don't know exactly what to do. Or they possibly might be making things more difficult than it really needs to be. So I walked yesterday with a bulldog and the owner.

I kind of like a bulldog. But I'm going to answer it. I go to the dog show every day. And I meet a lot of dogs.

And tell me that the what's the, when you meet another dog that you haven't met before. And oftentimes I want to have a good social exchange. I really like to connect with a lot of dogs. I think there's some confusion sometimes on the dog show.

And there's a small amount of incidents. But most parts pretty modest. So this is at least free dog show. And it's pretty wondrous.

So I go there every day. And as I speak to, we will be live at the Eastern Expo Exposition Center for the seven day dog show. And I'll be interacting with all kinds of breeds. And we'll have some people on from there.

So anyway, I'm going to want to be social with the dogs. What? In dog language or in dog? How do we, like as an example, there's certain people in this funny, this guy said to me yesterday at the library.

He said, you know, I was telling him about you, Sherry. I said, well, you don't got to reward the dog or food. And his first response to me was, you know, my dog. I go, I go, we're going out, Frank.

And Frank doesn't care what we're going on. He's fine laying around. So I said, have you said to me, if you didn't have food, there's no way the dog would come to the door. That was his response.

And I said, well, the dog missed it. Got the different approach to it. So I guess two questions. We can address the mass question, which is kind of what do you do for those in food motivation.

And two, I'm curious about finding a social connection. As I interact with many dogs at this large dog event, as well as one of them on the trail. So let's go to the reward question. Because a lot of people, the only way they have an advantage is food or kibble, whatever.

So instead of using food, then you're putting the leash on the dog and using the leash as their motivation. When the leash is on the dog, then you're in control. You have control when the leash is on. When the leash is off, they're in control.

And if they don't want to do something, they're looking at you like, no, you're not going to make me do it. And then that's when people do use the treats or the food to bribe them to get up and get moving. So when the leash is on, then you're in control. Oh, God, I got a follow up question.

So the next question is, I'm just curious about your social honor or respect. I was walking with this. I like the bulldog. He's seen very, obviously, he's very bonded with his owner.

And sometimes he's always a much more social. So what's in the dog or how do you bridge the gap? Like when you walk into someone's house, you have met the dogs before. What makes them a four-level so high?

You kind of indicated a couple things before, but say we visited. Well, it's just walking in with confidence, walking in with. But it's also talking to the owner, because that's extremely important. I get all the details of the dog.

So if the dog has any kind of aggression, then I just make sure that the owner has the dog on the leash. So when they open up the door, then the dog is not launching towards me and trying to bite me. So even if the dog is reacting aggressively to me, then I'm still being competent to show them that I'm not fearful of them. I'm respecting the fact that, yes, I'm walking into their home.

And they have every right to protect, but I'm not going to be fearful of their reaction. And then again, any time that the dog is extremely reactive and being aggressive, as long as the owner has the dog on the leash, another thing that you can do is have the introduction be outside, outside off the property, like on the sidewalk or in the parking lot, instead of inside the home. Because that's their home, like the dog's home. So they're doing their job in protecting.

So by taking the dog off of their property and doing the introduction off the property, then it kind of eases their dominance. All right, so Lisa is a veteran here. Veteran, we see you have 14 or 15 dogs right now. And they're going to say 16 because now that I just said 14.

So what's bubbling? Because you're interacting with your dogs all the time. Wait, how many dogs? How many dogs do you have Lisa?

14. 14. OK. Sometimes 15, but 14 right now.

It's a revolving doorway in my home. Actually two homes. So I have the dogs split up between two houses. And then my partner has six.

So we have a lot of love going on in the dog world, for sure. I actually had a question for you, Sherry. Now, when you go into people's homes, they're their first time dog owner and they have children. What are some of the distinctions or the things that you recommend or you start to work with when you're working with families rather than just a one-on-one situation or just a couple situation that doesn't have children?

What do you find are some of the mystical nuances that you bring forth for a family? Well, I mean, I used to be a teacher for kindergarten through third grade. So I just get to their kids just as much as the adults. And speaking their language so they understand exactly what to do and get them incorporated.

I mean, I've had three-year-old, five-year-old, six-year-old that are teaching them exactly how to how to use the leash or how to get the dogs from not jumping up on them or teaching them certain things. And it's a beautiful thing about the dog training is every single client, everything in the household is totally different. You never know exactly what to expect. It's not like you're a regular night-time job.

Yeah, for sure. We know some such things. Yeah, I was going to say sometimes when I'm walking the dog, because I'll take, believe it or not, I'll take about 11 or 12 at a time. And it's quite an interesting adventure.

Sometimes we're at the park. There'll be a group of children. They'll see the dogs. And most of the time they're real respectful.

They say, can we cut the dogs? All the dogs are friendly. But I do occasionally have dogs, the children come up to the dogs, and then they just start screaming, which again stresses out the dogs. And me a little bit.

Do you have any suggestions? Same with us for that question. The children, the dogs, Lisa LaRose, sharing my cares, dog, mystic, vibrant dogs, and blend drugs. Stay with it.

Sometimes adults do that to you. They just come up and scream. It's very unsettling. Stay with it.

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Gale is pretty amazing, you guys are in the lover. I'll say a little bit more. We should just have to really bring questions about dogs and children and Sarah, you're going to respond. We've got the Google Dolls.

Talk to us as we all know who they are. We don't. Okay, go ahead, Sarah. You were asking how do you stop the kids from coming in and screaming?

In other places. I mean, we can't expect situations like that. Right, so I guess it's more or less you can't stop them from reacting that way, but you can't just put up your hands. Even if you have to scream to them or stop, wait, just to get them out of that zone.

That's because they're freaking out the dogs. It's more or less like, I guess just by putting up your hand and like stop your injuries. And then once they stop, then you can explain to them, listen, you have to walk over to the dogs calmly because I have so many. And then you're more or less just explaining to them why you need them to stay calm.

And then explain to them also that if you are not calm and you walk, and you come screaming over to the dog, you don't know the dogs. You don't know the dogs, but you're like your legs jump up on you and you can start to say this is facts and that's going to scare you from being a dog lover. And of course, it's saying it to saying it in a child's way so that they understand it, but we don't lose them in the process. Just by using your body stance and your body language, then it's not going to happen.

It's going to always happen perfectly. That's great. Thank you very much. I appreciate that.

So do you do specific programs where you work with children, with groups of children, with dogs? Mostly in the homes. I was actually given a fabulous suggestion about doing something with a group of kids and teaching them about dogs training. I think that would be wonderful.

I'd love to see that. I think that would be a great thing to develop into some of the retreats and other speaking things that you're doing. I would have a big kid. I'm glad once you get his dreadlocks of his kid too.

I really don't quite get adults. I get more dogs than adults. So adults are very puzzling because they can bite and be mean and scream. It's more socially acceptable if your dog screams or bites.

Dogs are kind of given passes. I really do appreciate that. I think Ashley Maugeau talked about growing young is a way of life. I think the research on blood pressure in dogs is off the charts.

Yesterday I met the main facilitator for a company called Respass. This guy Lois was off the charts and it's a breathing device. You learn how to breathe. It's wonderful.

I'll be reporting on it. It's interesting enough dogs change our respiration and our immune response. As a mystic you're dealing with these invisible things that are so profound and powerful. With children I do feel like they just have so much energy and they sense the beautiful energy in wild energy in dogs.

They have no frame of reference. I agree with Lisa said Jerry that you're doing pump programs to help kids because they feel the energy and they want to jump in and play. I realize based on many factors I could be startling for the dog. I'm going to get that part.

I want to acknowledge next week we're doing a live segment from I'm so excited to introduce you to Dr. Gail Randall. She's going to be on because I talked about dogs on the healing of those dogs. We're going to get into soul doctoring.

How to use your soul for doctoring purposes. Did you know that I know some crazy amount of people leave their healers. Their doctors office in shock and shock underlies why people have immune challenges. I want to get your commentary.

Dogs actually free us from shock. They help us get in touch with this natural rhythm. On some level the investment working with Sherry goes back to you because the more your dogs in tune the more they could basically send out the dog medicine. I said I like that.

The more the dogs welcome. I just want to get a gold star from the dog mystic today. Good job. I like it.

Cool cool cool cool cool cool cool cool. What is the hidden secret about your dog? What's the hidden secret? What's the hidden secret?

When you go to people's home, what's the one hidden thing that you want to know about their dog that would change a lot of stuff a lot of everything. What's the hidden secret? I love being on the spot. Don't mind.

People do this all the time Sherry all the time. I'm putting you on the spot. I realize probably what you know. I was like oh my god.

I'm going to say this. I'm going to say this. You're going to say this. You're very influential in touch a lot of people.

So happy dogs people. Happy owners. If we're making the dogs happy by keeping calm, being assertive, following through and what we want them to do. Then you'll be able to have a peaceful household and enjoy your dog to the fullest.

Okay. I have the funniest question of the day. At 150. Okay.

We have the funniest question. Okay. We go. So because everybody's so at ease with their sexuality and intimacy here it comes.

So at the dog park sometimes some of the people that have intact dogs or I guess they have been fixed and have very strong opinions of viewpoints. That's one of the things that's really interesting. And so they'll say to me, the dogs at Jellis. So what is what's your take?

Just out of curiosity. If people ask you about that. What are you likely to say to people about the topic of having a dog fixed or spade or, you know, some people to say, take care of. What do you say?

I say that. At first I was always saying that like, you know, all right, we'll just listen to what you're veterinarian. Boy, like, you know what you're very veterinarian said, but then there was a, there's a very interesting. Video that Dr.

Karen Becker. She's a veterinarian and she posted she's been a veterinarian for like 15 years. And when she, when she learned about the. You know, when she got out of that very tool, all the teachers were saying that like you.

Say new to the dogs. For for this much, but all of those puppies that she's saying had the same kind of. Disease, but again, it's the same problems in the productive area when they, by the time they were like 10 to 15 years old. So it was a very interesting.

I'll find the, I'll find the videos and then we can post it on them on the network. So everybody can. Amazing. So pretty much my suggestion to everybody now is it is up to you.

It is your personal preference. So the first suggestion is let the dog mature, let the dog mature and, and. Allow the reproduction and reproductive system to grow into the body before you. You take away.

So, um. So instead of saying, say you're new during the dog at four to six months and let them, let them, let them go to eight months, 10 months. So there's more, more growth and more. So you're not something, something, any, any kind of growth.

You know, but, um, you know, that's so. So everybody's perfect. It's also the veterinarian. So good.

The dog is paying neuter right now. It's healthier. Yeah. Everybody's preference.

So, yeah, I had two rescues that were one. They were sisters and the one had gone through a heat and I, and I got her spade right after the heat and I thought, well, I'll just get the other one spade and the one that I spade without her having a heat. And I always has weight issues now. And it's not a thyroid.

It's not anything. And I regret not allowing her to go through that to allow her to mature. I mean, it was my lack of knowledge. So I really appreciate your, you know, experience.

Yeah, we'll post that. Thank you. You know what? You know, it's interesting.

No, I'm just going to make it an, an immune system analogy to you and beings. I'm around several people that are that have done a lot of research on immunizations and what's sort of interesting is there's a lot of research concern that now there's so many immunizations so many vaccines and the idea is from a lot of people I think are incredibly wise is very interesting. It's very similar to weight. Don't bombard them so quickly.

Let them gain a little immunity. Let them gain a little substance. So this is another interesting conversation or here, but it's very much in the amongst of scientists and certainly a Dr. Robert Mendelson is really in book how to raise healthy children's body or doctor.

He goes into it. And I think it's similar. It makes sense to me. I hadn't heard this before about age, but it would make sense that as they mature, they could deal with something differently than so young.

They have such an invasive procedure. I would love to see it was a doctor Karen. Okay. Okay.