Do chiuauas have healing powers?

Question

I've heard that they do and I'm just wondering because my grandma has psoriasis and he always goes up to her and licks her sores and then in about a day they start to look better and stuff so yeah if you can I would love if you could give me some websites that could prove what you say.

Answer 1

No such thing as healing powers of a chihuahua.
The "healing" of the psoriasis is just a coincidence.

Answer 2

Yes, I agree that Music has healing power. I believe the music that soothes the individual is as different as the individual, and will be different from person to person. Yes, l have experienced the healing power of music in my life. Peace be with you.

Answer 3

No I don't think that dogs (of any breed) have healing power, but it is well known that some types of dogs - and it appears PARTICULARLY Chi's can "sense" onset of seizures. Our Chi can tell my wife when she is about to seizure and she looks for a place to sit (or lie) down. We told our neurologist this, and he said that it had been said for years. They suspect that perhaps they can smell something we (humans) can't. As a nurse, I know that there are several diseases that a person with a good sense of smell can detect instantly - certain types of cancer or diabetes being two of them.

Answer 4

The Chihuahua could be one of a handful of Native American breeds, with roots in early civilizations in Central America and Mexico.

This theory is supported by the evidence of Toltec carvings, which date back to the ninth century A.D. These show a small dog, with a round head and large, erect ears called the Te-chichi, who strongly resembles the modern Chihuahua.

The Toltec’s were once conquered by the Aztecs, who developed one of the most sophisticated civilizations in the world. It was famous for art, culture, learning, and architecture. But the lives of Aztecs were dominated by religion. Their chief aim was to appease the gods with ceremonial sacrifices - and these included humans as well as animals. The human "victims" lived a life of luxury until the fateful say, and it is thought that the animals were treated in a similar way.

The Te-chichi dogs lived in temples and were cared for by priests. They were prized for their special mystical powers and were thought to have the ability to see into the future. They were also famed for their healing power, with the belief that they cured the disease by absorbing it into themselves, or by passing it to someone else. When the time came for a blood offering, these dogs were sacrificed in large numbers.

The red Te-chichi had a very special role in the Aztec's view of afterlife. They believed he could guide the soles of the dead to the underworld, making the journey across the river that separated the world of the living from the world of the dead. Because of these special powers, became the custom to kill a Te-chichi when someone died, and to bury him with the human remains. This legend is borne by fact - many graves that have been excavated in Mexico contain the skeletons of small dogs.

The Aztecs were conquered by the Spanish in the sixteenth century, and little more was heard of the Te-chichi. It could be that the dogs went feral, living off of small rodents, but this is only speculation. There is a time period of more than 300 years before documented evidence comes to light.

Answer 5

Only the ones that can float thru the air have that special healing power.

Answer 6

yes, the indians thought that some animals have healing powers

Answer 7

I wish they did!! I have chihuahuas but my health keeps getting worse and worse. I wish they could cure some of my ailments.

Answer 8

I don't think they do...but I know that animals can "predict the weather" for a fact!

Answer 9

do you really think that dogs have healing powers.......
c'mon
but saliva does heal wounds faster


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