Gayle Nastasi is a professional animal communicator and author who enjoys writing about animal and pet issues, eclectic spirituality, the law of attraction, and related (and not so related) topics. She is published in children's literature, and produces her own animal communication email newsletter.
Gayle's degree in animal sciences, her many years working in the field of professional animal care, her experience as a licensed wildlife rehabilitor, and her long history as an animal rescuer have given her a vast field of reference to draw from, and a unique perspective on the world.
Gayle is also a professional pet psychic, is trained in the psychic sciences and is an experienced medium. She has a broad base of knowledge on topics of spirituality, the paranormal, Native American studies, and numerous other fields of interest to modern readers.
Her love of writing and language brings professional polish to her words. Her work has appeared in popular publications like Spider Magazine for children, and reached quarter-final status in the illustrious L. Ron Hubbard Writers of the Future contest. In 2010, the first of a series of mystery novels for young readers, The Corpse That Wasn't There, was published by Fehrman Books. The publisher has accepted the entire series concept, and the second book is due out in the spring of 2011. Watch for Wild Wings of Danger soon.
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Puppies are a true joy. They are fun and entertaining, cuddly and sweet. They also grow up to be dogs. While some puppy behavior may be adorable in a baby, in an adult dog the same behaviors can lead to problems. This is why it helps to start training a puppy when it is young. A well-behaved puppy grows up to be a well-behaved dog. This article provides some basic suggestions to get your puppy started out on the right paw.
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