Do Your Moral Principles Cause Stress in Your Dog?
In the world of a holistic approach, we often forget that a dog’s physiology is based on adaptation. A dog does not adapt to an abstract system, but exclusively to the system in which it lives, and that system is you and your home.
If you live a vegan or vegetarian lifestyle, yet force yourself to go to a butcher just for your dog, you are making a serious mistake.
Adaptation Without Burden: The Dog as Part of Your System
Historically, dogs have always eaten the leftovers of human food. They are companions to our way of life.
If you do not consume meat for moral reasons, yet provide it to your dog by going against your own principles, you are unconsciously introducing hypocrisy into the relationship.
The question you need to ask yourself is: why am I doing something for my dog that I would not do for myself?
Hypocrisy as a Hidden Source of Stress
When an owner “sacrifices” their values in order to provide meat, they create an internal imbalance. The dog feels it. That is the first and fundamental reason why many dogs today live under stress, despite all the love they receive.
Proper dog nutrition in a vegan or vegetarian home can be completely healthy and balanced, provided that the system is aligned. A dog that lives in harmony with your true beliefs lives without the burden of inner conflict that you, as the leader, would otherwise unconsciously transfer to it.
To discover more about how emotional alignment, balanced lifestyle, and authentic energy restore internal balance, read our canine wellbeing guidelines.
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