If the dog lays down on you chest and stares at you like your crazy...all is fine and you do not have cancer.
(disclaimer: Always see a doctor if you think you might have cancer, even if your dog says no)
Hi Brian, I just now saw this dream about dogs sniffing out cancer. I’ve visited a wolf in Colorado, several times now, who does the same. Here is an article written by a friend who visited Cheyenne the Wolf and wrote about it. ~ bonnie ~
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Thanks Bonnie, will post this ASAP
Brian
Cheyenne, The Healing Wolf
Date: 06/02/05
Source: www.monumentalmassage.com/articles
I first heard about Cheyenne from Bonnie, a friend of mine who told me about her wonderful experience with Cheyenne. She told me about this special wolf that is friendly to people and if she bonds with you, you will forever have a tale to tell of the wolf that licked your face. Cheyenne has a special gift. She has been able to detect serious illnesses in people.
To date, she has detected cancer in about 20 people. She has met 19,000 people and has bonded with 1,476 of them. I was honored to be number 1,412! Generally she bonds with females more so than males. However, if she detects an illness in you, whether male or female, she will approach and lick the area where the illness lies. I was intrigued and decided to make an appointment with her “Dad” Mark Johnson to go see Cheyenne in Guffey, CO where she lives. Mark Johnson runs the Rocky Mountain Wildlife Foundation, a 501c3 Non-Profit Corporation. He cares for a number of wolves. A new arrival is apparently very affectionate and loves to gives kisses.
Cheyenne was raised by humans since she was a puppy. She was raised in a tourist town and had contact with lots of people. Now she lives in the mountains, away from people. She shares her pen with her good friend “Wiggle Butt”, an adorable male dog who loves people. Before arriving, Mark asked me to bring a small article of clothing that I would not care about losing. He said Cheyenne enjoys “stealing” your sock, glove, etc.
To be accepted and licked and nuzzled by a 165 pound huge wolf is an exhilarating feeling. Even if she shies away from you, the sheer experience of being that close to such a beautiful animal is exciting. Mark accepts donations. Taking care of so many wolves is a very costly operation so I was happy to give a tax deductible donation. Be sure to visit Cheyenne, Wiggle-Butt, and the other wolves this spring or summer.
The Rocky Mountain Wildlife Foundation website has more information, pictures and over 60 articles that have been written about Cheyenne: www.visionswest-art.com .
For information on wolf visits, volunteer work, or donations contact:
Mark Wm. Johnson
Email: mark@visionswest-art.com
Resources: www.visionswest-art.com - www.wolfeducation.org
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