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- New Baby! (Human)by angie@angiemorin.comEarlier this week I had a dog in a session that was asked about a human baby on the way. Other animals have given me insight and tips to help prepare your pets for a new baby in the home. This dog though shared something new with me! This dog wanted to hear the heartbeat …
- It’s Their Very Best!by angie@angiemorin.comAlways remember, your animal is doing the best it can with what it has been taught. Your animal is doing the best it can in the environment you have provided. It’s not your animals fault if they haven’t been taught the way you want to be taught or haven’t been taught at all. It’s not …
- Nuissance Behaviorsby angie@angiemorin.comNuisance Behaviors – Humans call them that, but these behaviors, to animals, are part of their every day life. These behaviors are part of their genetics. These behaviors are bred into them. Animals use these behaviors for emotional balance, physical strengthening, cognitive exercising, and communication. Taking away the ability to participate in these core behaviors …
- Sudden Change Of Behavior?by angie@angiemorin.comIntuitive Pet Tip If your animal’s behavior suddenly changes, take a moment to look at what’s happening in your environment — not just theirs. Animals are incredibly sensitive to emotional and energetic shifts. They often respond to things like stress, routine changes, or unspoken tension before we even consciously recognize it ourselves. What can look …
- What Does Stress Look Like In Animals?by angie@angiemorin.comWhat does stress in animals look like? * Bad Behavior What causes stress? * Physical Illness (Animal or You) * Changes in environment, routine, home, etc.. * Over crowding * Lack of basic needs * Lack of desired affection * Transportation (for some) * Forced interactions (with animals or humans) * isolation * Inconsistent cues …
- Limit Exposure For Reactivityby angie@angiemorin.comWhen animals are reactive (dogs, cats, horses, goats), correction is not going to yield the fastest results. Exposure is not going to lead the fastest results. What do these animals need? They are reacting out of emotion. When you are emotional and someone tells you to “calm down”, does that work? Nope. If someone were …
- Play, Play, Playby angie@angiemorin.comPlay with your pets because it’s good for them and its good for YOU! Playing with your pets increases the emotional bond the two of you share. It keeps your pets mentally and physically active… and it does the same for you!! Double bonus! This is especially important if you have adopted an animal later …
- Friendshipsby angie@angiemorin.comAnimals develop and maintain friendships just like we do as humans. They need socialization beyond humans. These relationships help them learn and maintain boundaries and cues, and help with emotional support. They develop love and strong bonds with others. Many talk to me about their friends. They make each other happy. They comfort each other. …
- Good Days & Bad Daysby angie@angiemorin.comOne of the best things you can do as a guardian is accept that your pet will have good days and bad days. They will have days when they make mistakes. They will have days when they are tired. They will have days when they are a bit cranky or sad for reasons you may …
- Sensitive Soulsby angie@angiemorin.comSome souls are just more sensitive than others. These are the ones that are more reactive and more anxious. They are also the ones that love deeper. If you have one of these souls you are blessed. They chose you to protect them and understand them. It’s a gift to be chosen by a soul …
