A Wags As Good As A Smile

Science informs us that there is far more to this than the warmth of a cuddly creature, and that dogs and cats release an extremely subtle energy into the atmosphere that encourages the release of endorphins in our brains, easing our aches and pains and making us feel much better. Russian research about the neurological abilities of our canine and feline friends was fairly compelling. They are somehow able to monitor molecular changes in the atmosphere, and this neurological homing device helps them to know when we are out of sorts.

Animals bring emotional stability.

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Children brought up with a pet are more evenly tempered and emotionally secure in later life than children who have never had a dog or cat as a pet. Of course there are exceptions.

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After eight weeks of sharing their lives with the friendly canines nine out of the ten inmates changed remarkably. Each one appeared to express emotions and aspects of their natures they had never shown before.

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However, it was obvious to those conducting the experiment that he had been affected and did show some emotion to his furry friend, if only in the privacy of his own room. The same experiment showed that elderly patients in hospital became relaxed and more secure in the company of either a dog or a cat. It would appear that this animal therapy is not in any way limited to dogs and cats.

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Science is now waking up to the fact that having a pet is certainly life enhancing, and that when we have a dog or a cat we visit the doctor less frequently. Even long-term depression may be alleviated simply by being around dogs, and the holistic benefits of having a pet can be quite amazing. Psychic News The independent voice of Spiritualism. Rocky the cat and Leo the Cocker Spaniel spend some quality time together.

Mind to mind communication Sceptics wrongly assume that speech is necessary for commun-ication to take place between a medium and a disembodied source. Cuko will always pull a pensive pose for the camera.

Animal spirit returns embellished I would be the first to agree that anecdotal accounts of pets returning after death to reassure their owners can be and very often are embellished, but there is now far too much evidence to support the claims made by many animal lovers that animals do live on after death in the super-sensual side of the universe, and in their own little communities.

More than just cuddly creatures Regardless of what you think of animals, today they are recognised as being much more than the cuddly and affectionate creatures who share our lives. Animals bring emotional stability Children brought up with a pet are more evenly tempered and emotionally secure in later life than children who have never had a dog or cat as a pet.

A dog will wag his tail to the right side of his derri?

The left brain, which controls the right side of his body, specializes in behaviors that scientists refer to as "approach" and "energy enrichment. On the other hand, the dog will wag his tail to the left of his derri? The right side of a dog's brain controls feelings of withdrawal and energy expenditure and also controls the left side of his body. So, wagging is both innate and learned, says Dr. If a dog learns that a certain body signal, such as tucking her tail, keeps her safe from a threat, she is likely to use that signal again.

She reminds us of the story of Pavlov's dog, a classic example of conditioning. When Pavlov rang the bell, the dog salivated. He didn't have to think about salivating, he just did it.

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It was an innate behavior which was under the control of a stimulus a bell. Radosta says the changes in tail wag and tail carriage depend on the stimulus and can occur very quickly. As a result, experts believe that the tail is also under voluntary control. You don't need to go any further than your dog's veterinarian's office to prove this fact.