Common Sense Essential Oil in Dog Training
Working Dogs? Obedience training? Performance Sports? Agility? Learning anything new????
Just as you and I sometimes need a little help with focus and getting our head in the game for performance sports or learning something new — our dogs can have similar issues.
One great oil to try with your dog during training is Common Sense. Both dog and owner can benefit from using these oils. I often see owners a little nervous during their training sessions too!
Common Sense is a proprietary blend of pure Young Living essential oils and oil blends formulated to increase mental acuity. Specially formulated by Gary Young, Common Sense is designed to improve decision-making abilities and strengthen everyday thinking skills.
Common Sense essential oil blend—a combination of Frankincense, Ylang Ylang, Ocotea, Goldenrod, Rue, Dorado Azul, and Lime—has a focusing aroma that is perfect for diffusing while making decisions, when in meetings, or at work.
The oils in this blend include:
Common Sense Essential Oil
Blend Summary Dr. Susan Albright.
Frankincense - overcome stress.
Ylang ylang - calms, relaxes and help release feelings of anger, tension, and nervous irritability.
GoldenRod: positivity, boldness, circulation support
Ocotea - contributes high levels of alpha-humulene to balance the body’s response to irritation.
Rue - Relaxes the body and mind, eases stressed nerves, and rebalances energy.
Dorado Azul - promotes healthy lung function and supports measured breathing.
Lime - counterbalances negativity.