First, dogs and allergies are nothing new. I’ve trained since 2009. I’ve watched and recorded lots of dogs on video.
Secondly, what if the itching and scratching that everyone says is allergies is something else?
What if instead it’s a dog’s natural maturity and body functioning coming online, engaging the brain, increasing blood flow to the body, head, and brain?
I can show you the infra red camera videos that show the temperature of the dog’s head, eyes, and ears increasing. How? The capillaries expand, the blood flows and flushes the skin (that we can’t see under their fur). Recall how your skin feels when you blush — like pins and needles… which triggers the dog to itch and scratch.
Luckily, it’s not allergies: it’s a dog’s brain engaging. It’s the dog maturing. However, please note: there are dozens of other factors I’m leaving out for the sake of simplicity.
Regardless, it’s a drastic change from what we’ve been told. But it also makes a lot more sense than the majority of dogs having allergies.
Call me and let’s talk.
Respectfully submitted.
Doug Parker
DOuGTrainer.com
725-222-3686