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    • Toy Shelties
      • Toy Sheltie Basic Info
      • Available Puppies
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      • Breeding Girls
      • Poshies Toy Sheltie/Pom
      • Toonies
      • Shipping or Picking Up
      • Premium Waiting List
      • Important Information
      • Contract/Guarantee
      • Letter to New Families
      • More Dog Information
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      • Horse Services
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      • Charlotte Cannon Clinics
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Fox Point Farm

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Finest Toy Shelties and Equine Relaxation Training

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Vagus Nerve

Basic Information

  The Vagus Nerve is our 10th Cranial Nerve, the longest nerve in the body, connects all of our organs and is the key to getting us into Parasympathetic Nervous System. If the Vagus Nerve is stimulated and healthy, we will go into PSNS easily. If its shut down, constricted or weak, we will tend to be in SNS/survival.

The Vagus Nerve travels all throught the horse, and there are a few key places we can easily stimulate it.  Equine Tapping is used to stimulate the Vagus Nerve and trigger the PSNS/rest/digest/play/learn/heal.  


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