Introducing rescue Mowgli - basic protocol

Mowgli is a Lab/Rottweiler mix (lab-rotti). I have learned that animals get stressed just like humans although I think they are better in re-balancing naturally. The first week with Mowgli was trying; then he got it; he pooped - outside. Perhaps I was not aware of MFM's chapter on Dien Cham for animals then or perhaps I wast too stressed to remember; would this time have been less hellish if I had started working on him immediately?

Needles and Pins

This morning I decided to hit the computer before I was done with breakfast; I was sitting on a different chair - not the usual Balance Ball Chair but a stool with a somewhat uncomfortable seat. Nevertheless, I was very focused as I read an important email and looked at the attachments carefully. I remained in the same seated position for quite some time; having sat down quickly, I positioned my feet underneath the chair rather than a 90 degree angle to the calves as I usually do.

As I was done and getting ready to get up, I realized my right foot had fallen asleep (needles and pins);

Allergy Season: The First Sniffle

One day, I was showing my client the allergy (respiratory) protocol, namely, the zones only, not the individual points and marked it on a facial grid; it is so easy to remember it is just two areas - one above the eyebrows, the other one below the eyes on the cheeks (2 fairly thick bands) my client's area above the eyebrows remained red for some time, which showed me that this zone needed this work.
As soon as I got outside after we had wrapped up, a severe sniffle hit me - how ironic!