Animal Magic

New Local Dog Whisperer In Town!

Nikki Brown calls her self "The Canine Angel" and compares her self to the female version of Ceasar Millan, the famous Mexican Born Dog Whisperer who has his own series on Sky!

Nikki had spent thousands of hours over the years studying Canine Behaviour in many different Animal shelters around the world and qualified in both human and dog psychology courses. She has spent the last 6 years pracitsing part time to build on her knowledge and case studies and has helped many owners and thier dogs have better communication and understanding of each other.

She has recently left her full time job in Sales and Marketing to persue her goal of becoming the most recoginsed in her field in Dog pyschology and Animal Behaviour, and is currently setting up her own business in the West Midlands Area.

It is Nikkis Mission to help dog owners understand that there is a more natural and kinder way to gain leadership status over your dog and resolve any behavioural issue that you may have.

Nikki's expert advice can teach you new ways of communicating with your animal through different body language and signals and has an incredible depth ok knowledge and skill in being able to communicate with the Animals that she comes into contact with.

If you would like to find out more about Nikki's work or book her in for a one to one consultation in the comfort of your own home then please visit her website www.canineangel.co.uk or e-mail her at nbrown10@sky.com

New White Lions are born at West Midlands Safari Park.

According to ancient folklore the birth of the white lion babes is a magical moment that only happens just once every 100 years.

However, there must be something in the water near Bewdley, as two lion mothers gave birth within a month of each other.

Mothers Natasha and Maryn will be banking on the help of the friendly park staff to keep their young ones under control.

With the new additions, this pride is now the largest pure bred white lion pride in captivity, in the world!

I read a funny story in the paper today about a crazy chaffinch, which was the cause of £2000 worth of car vandalism.

It all happened in Bewdley, and a resident had to set up a camera to catch the vandal in action. So for once, it's not wayward youths causing havoc in Bewdley, just a bird who doesn't like it's own face in the mirror!