Consequences

Recently, an English dog trainer, Christina Bluhme, was mountain climbing with her black Labrador. The dog must have found a cannabis gummy on the trail and ate it. The five-year-old dog named Tokyo began swaying and got really weak in her hind quarters. Christina had to call for help, and a rescue crew put Tokyo on a stretcher and carried him to a vet who was able to diagnose the problem and treat it. Even a dog had to be rescued from cannabis. The dog may or may not have been able to sense the danger of eating the gummy, but it was true that his choice did lead to a consequence that could have been detrimental. When you make a choice, be sure you remember that choice will have a consequence. Good consequences are the result of good choices.