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- Do You Expect Too Much?by angie@angiemorin.comThe world we live in expects way too much of domestic animals. We ask them to be something other than what they are because our world is human centered. We do this by asking them NOT to engage in behaviors that ARE who they are (dogs, cats, horses, etc…). Why? Because those behaviors don’t line …
- Accomodate Your Animalsby angie@angiemorin.comAccommodate your pets If you move, take them. You would take your child. If your pet develops a behavioral issue, show them love, patience and understanding. Change what is happening. Don’t blame them or give up on them. Their behavior is their communication. They are trying to tell you something is wrong. If you have …
- Do You Have A Licker?by angie@angiemorin.comHow many of you have pets that lick you or themselves excessively? I’m not talking the pet’s that lick rugs, walls, grass, etc… That kind of licking usually is a result of digestive issues. But animals that lick humans, themselves, or other animals, those pets are healers. They are highly sensitive to energy absorbing, energy …
- Reacting to Reactive Petsby angie@angiemorin.comWhen our animal “react” they need our support not our discipline. They need kind leadership, not punishment. “Reactions” come from uncertainty or fear. Think of a reaction as a cry for help. That’s what it is. Animals are like children, they really are. If you child is scared or uncertain you would deescalate the situation, …
- WIldlife Helpby angie@angiemorin.comfound this little guy in the road still breathing, though immobile. A little blood coming out of his mouth. I grabbed him and headed home looking for a wildlife center. It took a bit but I fund a wildlife ER. I boxed him up with a towel and headed down. It’s the first time I …
- Empathsby angie@angiemorin.comEvery pet is an empath. The term gets used loosely in our human world but animals are the real deal. True empaths. Humans can experience empathy (this is different than being an empath). And there are a small percentage of humans that are true empaths. But every single animal IS a true empath. That’s why …
- Things To Consider With A “Trainer”by angie@angiemorin.comThings to consider when hiring a “trainer” A lot of trainer’s understand how to get animals to do things. Sometimes by force. Force doesn’t always mean abuse. It can mean no other option. But yes it can also mean shock collars, whips, spurs, incessant pressure on a choke lead, pushing a dog down into a …
- Bringing Home A New Babyby angie@angiemorin.comBringing a baby into a home is a huge adjustment for pets. New smells, new sounds, less attention, changes in routine and energy in the home. I firmly believe children that are raised (appropriately) around animals are blessed. They become empathetic, loving and kind. When you first bring a new baby home expect your pet …
- Your Equalby angie@angiemorin.comWhen you see your animals as equals instead of something you “own” your entire relationship will change for the better.I have always loved animals. I have always been an animal person. I always did the best I knew how to do and followed what I thought was the right way to do things. I was …
- Don’t Discourage Communicationby angie@angiemorin.comGuardians shut down their animals efforts to communicate frequently. They unintentionally discourage their animals from communicating and then wonder why their animals do “bad” things. Animals will use a growl, a hiss, ears back, showing teeth, etc.. as a warning that theyre uncomfortable and their limits are being pushed. As humans we can use words …
