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READY TO GO! ✅️ Vet Checked✅️ Vaccinated✅️ Dewormed✅️ Microchipped Loads of References
07/07/2025

READY TO GO!

✅️ Vet Checked
✅️ Vaccinated
✅️ Dewormed
✅️ Microchipped

Loads of References

Presa Canario x Alano Español pups available.
06/07/2025

Presa Canario x Alano Español pups available.

Loving these Presa Canario x Alano Español pups. 🥰This guy is sold but there are 4 left. Ready to go after July 16th
05/07/2025

Loving these Presa Canario x Alano Español pups. 🥰

This guy is sold but there are 4 left. Ready to go after July 16th

Lol
03/07/2025

Lol

21/06/2025

Interesting 🤔

HERBS DON’T HEAL DOGS, THE TERRAIN DOES

“No matter the plant, the poison stays unless the path is cleared.”

⚠️ GUARDIANS BE WARNED

If your dog is still on:
• Kibble (even “holistic” or “limited ingredient”)
• Cooked fats (home-cooked, pan-seared, boiled)
• Antibiotics, Apoquel, or vet meds
• Active vaccine residue in the body
• Monthly heartworm/flea poisons
• Overfeeding schedules
• Tap water or synthetic supplements
• Emotional tension (from YOU)

Then…

No herb, oil, mushroom powder, or supplement will work how you think it should.
The symptom may go quiet, but the cause remains buried.

🔍 WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU TREAT SYMPTOMS WITHOUT RESETTING THE TERRAIN

👂 Ear Gunk?
Mullein oil might clear the wax, but the liver is still hot and bile still weak.
The wax isn’t the problem, it’s the warning.

🍑 A**l Glands?
Pumpkin, slippery elm, marshmallow root.
But the colon is inflamed and parasites are thriving.
It’s not fiber they need, it’s a terrain reset.

🦠 Yeast?
Oregano oil, Pau D’Arco, apple cider vinegar.
May help short-term… but if food, bile, and lymph flow aren’t fixed, yeast adapts and comes back stronger.

😨 Anxiety?
CBD, skullcap, valerian, L-theanine.
These don’t address energy. The fear isn’t neurological, it’s coming from your field. The dog is mirroring you.

🦴 Arthritis?
Golden paste, turmeric, boswellia.
Relief may come, but cooked bone debris, jab residue, and stagnant fascia remain untouched.

😮‍💨 Bad Breath?
Chlorophyll, parsley, seaweed powder.
The smell fades, but gut fermentation and starch fed decay continue underneath.

⚡ Seizures?
Skullcap, magnesium, chamomile.
They soothe the signal, but don’t remove the source, vaccine inflammation, liver overload, and a leaky brain barrier.

🧬 WHY MOST HERBS FAIL
1. They rely on liver & bile
But most dogs’ livers are congested from meds, toxins, kibble fats, and vaccines.
2. They require open elimination pathways
But skin, lymph, gut, and kidneys are blocked, so toxins recirculate.
3. They assume hydration & absorption
But most dogs are chronically dehydrated at the cellular level, even if they drink water.

🚫 HERBS & OILS THAT SOUND NATURAL, BUT FAIL WITHOUT TERRAIN RESET

🔸 Turmeric — Needs strong bile. Most dogs can’t process it.
🔸 CBD Oil — Sedates symptoms, doesn’t resolve the cause.
🔸 Oregano Oil — Too aggressive early on. Kills gut flora.
🔸 Black Seed Oil — Thick and heavy. Stalls toxic elimination.
🔸 Ashwagandha — Hormone-active. Disrupts neutered/spayed dogs.
🔸 Mullein — Traps discharge when detox needs to go deeper.
🔸 Pumpkin (in excess) — Feeds fermentation. Bloats and worsens yeast.

🚫 HOLISTIC GROUP FADS THAT MAKE THINGS WORSE

🔹 Ivermectin — Destroys flora, poisons terrain. Leaves immune holes.
🔹 DE (Diatomaceous Earth) — Scrapes parasites… and shreds inflamed gut lining.
🔹 Colloidal Silver — Wipes immune imprint. Kills everything, including terrain memory.
🔹 Essential Oils on Skin — Blocks pores, pushes toxins inward.
🔹 Homeopathic Pellets — Powerful, but misused. Becomes static in a toxic field.
🔹 Goat’s Milk, Kefir, Probiotics — Leak through the gut wall if inflamed, causing flare-ups.
🔹 Mushroom Powders — Build stagnation if terrain is blocked. Feed yeast.
🔹 Bee Pollen & Raw Honey — Only safe in clean dogs. Feeds bacteria in most.

✅ WHEN DO HERBS ACTUALLY HELP?

Only after:
• Kibble is removed for 30+ days
• P**p is light, clean, and consistent
• Skin has started eliminating (yes, a flare is progress)
• Water is spring, structured, proper (upcoming post)
• No vaccines, meds, or synthetics in the last 30 days
• The guardian’s energy is regulated and calm
• The dog is being fasted correctly, not overfed daily

Only then can CERTAIN herbs can amplify detox and tissue repair.

📜 EARTH BONE GUARDIANS LAW, DOGS EDITION
1. No herb can override cooked food.
2. No oil can open a blocked liver.
3. No “natural” powder can reverse years of vet, driven terrain damage.
4. You must stop the insult before you add the support.
5. Herbs aren’t magic. They’re tools. And tools don’t work in a dirty workshop.

🧠 WHAT YOUR DOG ACTUALLY NEEDS:
• Fasting (field reset)
• Clean, raw-compatible animal fats (White Oak marrow, cartilage, and blood)
• Proper water (discussed in upcoming post)
• Emotional calm from you
• Sunlight, silence, and rest
• Time, for the body to return to self-governance

Herbs don’t heal terrain, they respond to it.
And terrain doesn’t ask for more.
It asks for less.

The right herb only works when the body is finally quiet enough to hear.
And the body only becomes quiet when the noise (food, meds, fear, and overload) is removed.

That’s why at Earth Bone Guardians:
We don’t chase symptoms.
We don’t guess.
We decode.

🌿
True herbal precision isn’t chosen, it’s revealed.
But this clarity only emerges after a full terrain reset.
Until then, even the purest herbs can miss, backfire, or stagnate the field.
But once the body is clean, open, and aligned…
The right plant knows exactly where to go.

Healing isn’t random.
It’s sequenced.
It’s energetic.
It’s spiritual.
And it always begins with subtraction, not addition.

— Earth Bone Guardians

Presa Alanos are getting big!
19/06/2025

Presa Alanos are getting big!

29/05/2025

**** Why can’t I use my dog’s tick prevention medicine? ****

The treatment isn't toxic to us, but it still wouldn't work very well.

Tick season is in full swing, which means the tiny pinhead buggers are likely lurking in the tall grass along your hiking trail or clinging to the overgrown bushes in the woods by your home. For humans, regular tick checks are part of the summer routine. For furry hiking companions, though, there’s a far simpler strategy: products like Frontline and Advantix go on once, and protect against pests for an entire month.

Unfortunately, no similar products exist for humans—we don’t have one-time use methods that can keep the bugs at bay for an extended time. But they seem to work so well for our canine best friends, so why don’t we have them?

Thomas Mather, an entomologist and the director of the TickEncounter Resource Center at the University of Rhode Island, says its not because the active ingredients wouldn’t work for people, or that the materials are wildy toxic. It’s likely because we bathe much more regularly than dogs do.

Spot-on repellent treatments, like Frontline, are squeezed out of an applicator onto a dog’s back. The medication diffuses across the oils of their skin and into their hair follicles, and its released from there throughout the month. If you give your dog too many baths, the treatment can lose its potency, Mather says—so in people, who probably shower every day or every other day, it likely wouldn’t last very long.

“People would wash it off,” Mather says. “It would be something you had to reapply all the time.”

Flea and tick-prevention collars, like Seresto, work in a similar way—by releasing an active medication onto an animal’s skin. But humans wouldn’t be able to just put it on their ankle and see the same effect, Mather says. “People wouldn’t keep it on all the time, and you don’t get the protective benefit if you keep putting it on and taking it off.”

The products are essentially pesticides, which kill or impair ticks (and fleas, and other bugs) on contact. Frontline is made from Fipronil, which is also used in agriculture and for indoor pest control. It’s considered moderately hazardous by the World Health Organization, though there hasn’t been much research into its effects on human health. Right now, it isn’t a part of any products intended for human use.

The other major tick-preventing pesticide, permethrin (which is found in Advantix), is a component of medications already in use for people: like rinses to treat lice, or lotions for scabies, a condition where small mites bury into the skin.

In the early 1990s, Mather developed and patented a permethrin soap, with the idea that it would facilitate regular application of the tick-preventing chemical. “I did experiments with hamsters, and showed that if you wash hamsters infested with deer ticks you could prevent [them] from being infected with Lyme,” he says. Mather says he offered his formulations to some drug companies for further testing and potentially to create into a product intended for human use, but none took it up.

Permethrin products to prevent ticks and fleas are already on the market, in the form of permethrin-treated clothing. The chemical can bind to fabric, and repel or kill bugs even after its been washed multiple times. Research shows that wearing treated clothing can significantly cut down on ticks and tick bites, and the pesticide is better at warding off ticks than DEET, the ingredient in most bug sprays.

The United States military has used permethrin-treated clothing since the 1990s, and it hasn’t shown any significant safety concerns. “The military has used this technology for years,” Mather says. “It’s not clear why it’s not more widely used in general.”

Creating a long-term, long-lasting product might be theoretically possible for humans, Mather says, but it would take a company devoting resources towards creating one. While there haven’t been any major toxicity concerns with permethrin thus far, in order to create a product for widespread public use, companies would need to do far more testing to figure out what the safe level of the product is.

In the meantime, he says, it’s best to save the currently available products for the non-human animals in the house.

This litter will be a great addition to any active/farm family  when the time comes!Their eyes are just starting to open...
25/05/2025

This litter will be a great addition to any active/farm family when the time comes!
Their eyes are just starting to open up and they are venturing away from mama on little tiny adventures already haha

German x Dutch Shepherds

Presa Alano puppies!!Rare first of its kind in Canada (as far as all research concludes)Mother is an Alano Español (firs...
25/05/2025

Presa Alano puppies!!

Rare first of its kind in Canada (as far as all research concludes)

Mother is an Alano Español (first litter born in Canada)
Father is a working line Presa Canario

These pups are bred for guarding, hunting (catch dogs) & devoted companions.
Should carry on the Agility, strength & endurance the mother has.

Koda & Rome

06/05/2025

Respect your dog trainer by disclosing all information about your dog when you reach out for help, especially when it comes to aggression and bite histories. We do this because ultimately we love dogs, but loving dogs also sometimes means making hard decisions that are in the best interest of the dog, the general public, and the owners.

If a trainer recommends behavioral euthanasia, especially multiple trainers, trust us when we say it’s not easy for us either and we don’t take that recommendation lightly. Remember, most of us do this job because we love dogs, and the relationships we have with our own dogs are so incredibly rewarding that we’ve dedicated our careers and lives to helping people experience the same bond with their dogs. We don’t ever want to call a client up and recommend euthanasia, but sometimes it’s the most humane recommendation to make, for all involved. While we love dogs, we also respect dogs for the socially complex predators that they are, and we respect what kind of damage they’re capable of inflicting. A large dog that bites it’s own handlers, especially in an unpredictable manner, is dangerous to anyone who comes in contact with it, and no dog is worth your face, your body, or potentially your life.

Remember, we do this because we love our dogs, and have dedicated ourselves to helping our clients. We find joy in seeing clients achieve their goals and improve their relationships with their dogs, so take behavioral euthanasia recommendations seriously, because we don’t make those decisions without serious thought and consideration. We know you love your dog. Sometimes loving them means letting them go.

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10/04/2025

The sun is coming back, does your dog? If not, send us a message. We can help!

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