Do you thank you pets for the things they do that you like? Do you thank them for listening to your requests? Do you thank them for making good choices? Such as peeing and pooping where they are asked. “Sitting” when you request, etc. I am a big advocate for communicating with animals the same
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As humans we love our pets so much we want to include them in everything. However we must remember they have emotions, feelings, and boundaries like humans do. There are so many animals with fears, baggage, and uncertainties, especially now in the era of adopting animals with unknown pasts. These animals should never be forced
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Celebrate your pets! Know your pets birthday? Celebrate it. Gotcha day? Celebrate it? Graduating from dog school? Celebrate it. Animals love to feel celebrated and special. They observe us celebrating things. They want to experience it too! Make it all about them and celebrate those important things. It can be a small party with decorations
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Sometimes. You should tell them. But be sure to tell them why they are in foster and they are worthy. You do not want them to feel abandoned or unwanted when they relocate again. Animals feel when they are abandon, unwanted, and unloved. It hurts their self esteem. Animals are optimistic beings. They are excited
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Letting Pets Say Goodbye The majority of homes have multiple pets. What happens when it is time for one pet to cross the rainbow bridge? Will the others know? Will they be sad? At a spiritual level, yes, the other pets will know. But at the physical level they need to say GoodBye. Most animals
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I recently was asked “Do Pets reunite with loved ones in heaven? And would past pets greet the newly arrived pet?” Our pets arrive at the rainbow bridge and wait for us, their guardians, their family. But, human extended family (our parents, siblings, anyone who the animal saw regularly and had a relationship with) will
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When our pets cross the Rainbow Bridge it is devastatingly hard on us.But I want you to try to remember, for our pets, it is pure joy. Our hearts shatter into a million pieces when they make their journey. But we can learn to live without their physical presence. They are a huge part of
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The Rainbow Bridge Everything I know about animals I learned from them telling me. A few years ago one of the dogs I was in session with gave a lovely description of the rainbow bridge. So lovely I want to share it with you. “Let me tell you about the rainbow bridge. It’s a real
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* Crossing the Rainbow Bridge* Crossing the Rainbow Bridge is considered by many to be the hardest day of pet guardianship. Our pets are family and the grief is real. They are not just “ a dog”, “a cat”, “a horse”, “a rabbit” etc.. They are best friends, ride or die’s, family members, side kicks,
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Case Study: Turning Aggression into Affection The Behavior: Sudden and Unexplained Attacks A loving family was at their wits’ end with their cat. Their adopted cat was actively attacking one of her guardians with intense biting and scratching, unprovoked, no warning signs. The guardians were heartbroken, stressed, and completely confused about why. They were scared.
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