When out of now where this animal shows up or crosses your path.... here is your answer-book
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Symbolism is quite accurate, it would be up to the viewer to be aware of what circumstance the symbol is referring them to to be so accurate, i mention this book as a resource to anyone, and especially those who are bewildered as to why they always see "this animal" or " that animal".
In the 5 options area of the animal message, using your first instinct as to which message applies will most likely be the message you were to understand and know.
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Review: EMBRACING THE WILD IN YOUR DOG by Bryan Bailey

Wow!! Never your ordinary dog book here! Bryan Bailey comes barreling out of nowhere (actually, out of Nature and evolution) with an entirely new standpoint. That dog you think you own (in my case, they own me) is not just some domesticated, human-trained creature, here for its owner's delectation. Sorry: that "dog" is a domestic wolf, product of millions of years of evolution; and as Wolf is, so is Dog.

Author Bailey advises: look at Nature! Examine Wolf behavior! Here is where you will find the template for your Dog-- not by studying human behavior and interactions. It's definitely an education in which I intend to engage.

I devoured a digital copy generously provided by the author, via NetGalley, for review purpose only, at no remuneration,
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Thread to help the hunt move forward.
A twist of the story leaves a clue where the rest of the story goes
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The Sacred Silence is such an important part of tracking.  Humans cast concentric rings deep into the forest, when they enter it.  There was a guy in my area, living in a hole the ground; they evicted him, because one of his friends left tracks, when he visited.  He said the forest was alive, to him.  It's almost a sea, an ocean, of land.  Native peoples moved silently through the woods.  Brown sees tracks as a sort of mantra, a focus of spiritual awareness.&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Tracking-and-the-Art-of-Seeing-How-to-Read-Animal-Tracks-and-Sign/dp/0062735241/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Tracking and the Art of Seeing: How to Read Animal Tracks,  and Sign</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/The-Secret-Knowledge-of-Water-Discovering-the-Essence-of-the-American-Desert/dp/0316610690/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">The Secret Knowledge of Water : Discovering the Essence of the American Desert</a>&nbsp;also give one a sense of what it's like, to be in this frame of mind.  Brown talks about the "sit spot", from which to observe nature.  This probably evolved from the "s*** spot", where people went to relieve themselves.  They calibrated the forest from the same place every day.  Tracks are like the particles.  A good tracking book gets you into the spirit of the animal that made the track.  Useful stories.  One needs to practice, however.
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Where was this book when I was a kid? Saw it in a bookstore and had to buy it. I wish I could have gotten one for myself. As you turn the pages, the animals kick into gear. Animals in action in a book! Fun. Fun. Fun.
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I walk my dogs in the dark.  This helps make them visible not only to oncoming traffic, but also, other people on the street.  I used t have a problem with people getting near me then startling because they didn't see the dogs.  Other dog owners also realize there are dogs with me and can proceed with caution.  One of my dogs has cataracts and this provides a bit more light for her on the street.

Dealing with the seller is a dream!
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It often seems that those special creatures are taken away from us too quickly. Sometimes we can look beyond the heartache and find the reasons why they were sent to us in the first place. Then we may be able to understand why they had to leave us so soon, even if we don't know from where they came or where it is they go to.

This is what the author has been able to do in the case of her special pet Khalil. Lovely book and beautiful pictures that ends on a feeling of hope.
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I've had this a few,weeks.  I've tried using it a few times, but no response.  Last night, though, I was watching a doe about sundown 150 yards away in a field, and moving away.  I figured "why not try it?" and blew a few short bleeps.  I watched that doe perk her head up, look around and sprint straight toward me a a full gallop!  She stopped 30 yards,in front of me and just stared straight into the woods at my blind, giving me a perfect broadside shot.  Without this call, I would NOT have had a chance to harvest this doe with my bow.
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Extinct Animals of the World covers the more interesting animals no longer with us like dodos, passenger pigeon, and the great auk (of whom I'd never heard).  Re-imagined pictures illustrate the easy to read book.
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This book is great tool for understanding the signs the nature kingdom is sending us.  Learn about your animal spirit guide and the messages they have for us!
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My dachshunds don't wander off really, but there have been several scares where they got outside of the fence and ended up just being in the front yard, or the neighbors yard.  Those few minutes when I didn't know where they were I was freaking out.

The last time one snuck out, I grabbed the Loc8tor and as soon as it caught their chip I knew they were not far.  It definitely lead me to him.

I have tested it with the dogs inside of the house, and me walking on the far side of the street.  It did pick them up, but I had to walk slowly.

Haven't tested its full line of sight, hard with my house/neighborhood configuration.

If they're playing in the backyard and I want to check on them, I can just grab it and ID that they're within range, and I'm confident they're ok.

This thing is worth every penny!

Just be ready for your animal rights friends to complain about a "shocker" on your dogs.  After you explain what it is, and make them feel bad though, its worth it!
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Something I had been meaning to get, I wanted to post signs that listed my animals, and I bought some for a friend too. In an emergency, I want to be able to say there are two dogs here, please help them,  not just hoping in luck.
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I received a phone halo trackR stickr as a Xmas present from a thoughtful friend. I thought about using it for my phone, keys, purse (yes, I lose it around the house all the time) etc. but then, I decided to put it on my dog's collar.  We recently rescued him and he keeps on running away no matter what we do. We boarded up everything and he continues to escape out of the yard or, pushes out the window screens when not being watched 100% of the time.  Well, he got out again....but this time, the tracker helped me locate him immediately. I was very thankful since it was getting dark and the coyotes lurk around at night.
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New walking experience!! Just did our first 15 minute walk... my lab puppy pulled once after a bird and didn't pull again. She corrected herself and listened more to me than she ever has! We definitely need to practice more but excited!
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My dogs are both pretty good but when they see a neighbor dog come outside they want to run over and say hi.  If I see it quick enough and yell no I can usually head them off but if I am 2 seconds to late... forget it - they ignore me and just keep running.  Now, I just beep them and they literally do a u-turn and come back.  It is like it breaks them out of their zombie trance and they can hear me again or something - love it!
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Currently it is one of my 18 month old's fav books. It is a larger board book with very sturdy pull-tabs on the right side of each page which when pulled reveal an animal hiding in the yard/garden. Each page has a catchy clue or two to read before pulling the tab. My son sometimes guesses, for example, by saying "ruff" if he thinks it is going to be the dog & so on. Most of all he enjoys pulling the tabs to reveal the animal himself.

I'm not sure why there is no image of this book...? Fun, colorful book.
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So many details on when, where,and important info for walking your dog in ma!  Things get tricky when the season changes on the cape...beaches close to dogs and where do you go!? Now i know!..thankyou!!