July/August 2010 - Dogs Naturally Magazine

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Editorials Well, the dog days of summer are here! As I type, I am sitting with my dogs huddled up in my office, all of us jostling for the spot closest to the air conditioner. Spending less time outdoors during this heat streak means spending more time with the magazine and that is a good thing. Erika and I have some very big plans that we are putting into place. First, we are going to offer an online learning centre where we will offer courses, chats, lectures and webinars on everything dog. We hope that we can launch this shortly after the release of the July issue. We are also working hard on The PACK Society. One of the reasons we produce this magazine is to bring Natural Health Care to the forefront. This is not an easy task because there is so much power and money behind allopathic medicine and of course, they are reluctant to give up a piece of their pie. The PACK Society is an organization that will bring us together into a unified front so that we fight power with power. We hope that through education, support and unity, pet owners will put more and more pressure on veterinarians to make alternative medicine more accessible. Our voices need to be heard now more than ever and we speak the loudest when we speak with our pocketbooks. Please support The PACK in any way you can and please let your veterinarian know that we are consumers and that we are free to purchase whatever services we deem fit for our dogs. In the meantime, stay cool and enjoy the July issue. Dana Scott Associate Editor/Publisher Summer has come and brought some scorching heat along with it for you eastern and southern folks. We on the other hand have had some unusually cold and wet weather for Montana. My dogs are loving it and feel truly grateful for the extended walks and hikes that normally at this time of the year would have them sprawled out throughout the house in front of fans and the A/C. The farm animals are thankful as well. Time is traveling at break neck speeds and before we know it fall will be here and My family and I will be back on home land in Canada. After 5 fantastic years in Montana, it is daunting to pack up again but deep down we are super excited. The kids and dogs have had some fantastic experiences living in the 'hills'. Being born in Newfoundland, I am thankful for the small community mentality and the friendly, stress free attitude that our little town has but sadly it doesn't offer much for the development of an international project. The behind the scenes work is in place and now it's time to pound the pavement. If we are going to make this publication available to those that really need the information to help make better decisions for themselves and their pets then we need to be proactive. On my journey back to Canada, I am looking forward to the plans that Dana and I have put into play. We will be promoting The PACK Society ( People for the Alternative Care of K-9s) by way of Conferences, Seminars and other education venues. We will working of getting Dogs Naturally Magazine into print. We will also be working on a series of books that will compliment the topics in the magazine. We truly appreciate the support of our subscribers and we look forward to walking the road of change with each and every one of you! We do encourage all of you to express your opinions and pass along your comments. Without our readers, we are but ink on paper! I would like to congratulate my beautiful baby boy on his high school graduation. I am so proud of you Tanner! Erika Phillips Editor-in-Chief Dogs...Naturally! July/August 2010
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