According to feng shui, animals and birds, mandarin ducks, peacocks, and doves are considered lucky for home. If it is difficult for you to keep these animals, you can simply place their figurines in your home as per feng shui recommendations.

A Chinese astrology animal sign, the rooster is a dependable, self-reliant and courageous sign. Place this symbol in your career sector (N), fame and recognition sector (S) or love and relationship sector (SW) so it can peck away any threats or barriers.

Horses are an important symbol to many cultures throughout history because of all they have done for society. The horse's aid in war, agriculture and transportation has led many to look upon the animal as special. Overall, horses are said to be a sign.

In India, many see the elephant as a positive omen. Some believe this stems from the elephant's place as a status symbol in the country. Only the richest families owned elephants. Currently, the elephant is seen as a bringer of fortune and wealth.

In some cultures, owls are considered very good luck. Whether they're prized for their association with knowledge or for their image as a protector, owls can bring good luck. In Japanese culture, the word for owls is Fukuro, which resembles good luck.

Pretty much playing on its characteristics, dragons as Feng Shui animals bring in a lot of power to your life. If kept in the house's Southeast direction, it can ward off negative energy and keep burglars and robbers away from your personal space.

A mythical turtle lived 3,000 years and is the feng shui inspiration for using it to attract good health in the east luck sector. It is also believed to revive failing careers when placed in the north luck sector.

Bulls are known for bringing luck to a variety of cultures. Greek, Celtic, Egyptian and East Indian people all see the animal as a powerful force. The bull is said to be a sign of positive things from good health to wealth. The Greeks looked upon the bull