1.04.2009

2009 Chinese Horoscope for Dog Zodiac Sign

DOG

Chinese horoscope for Dog states that these people will enjoy higher authority in 2009. They can look forward to this year for getting promotions and increments. Apart from it, the dogs will also face stability in their professional life this year. Good luck will also follow those working on their own or as freelancers.

According to Chinese astrology, dogs born in autumn and winter will not harbor any great gains this year. However, the dogs born in summer and spring are most likely to gain prosperity and nice opportunities in 2009. Chances are less for the dogs to be faced by hurdles this year.

Dogs are advised to be careful about their digestive system especially during the Lunar months of September and December. Dogs born in Lunar March, June, September and December need to pay more attention than other dogs for their digestive ailments to stay healthy in 2009.

Romance will flourish during the months of June and October. If you plan carefully, dogs will have brilliant financial opportunities in 2009. Dogs can make new friends this year by joining in some association or club. Dogs are advised to stay alert throughout the year to avoid any misshappening.

Most of the Dogs are going to get married this year or become parents. Dogs need to be clever too grab the opportunities before they pass away this year. They will also get plenty of quality time for family and friends. Overall, 2009 will be a year of good luck bringing in promotion for the dogs.

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