Punishing does not correct fear. Punishing creates more fear in an already fearful response. Unfortunately, many in society think that punishing fear reactive behavior works. It doesn’t. Not even a little. If an animal is already fearful, and you come in with authoritative, scary, presence and reaction they find more reasons to be afraid. They
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Let’s talk about greetings since I recently posted about greeting your pets every time you walk in the door. More specifically lets talk about dogs, because let’s face it… cats… well, they take out greetings in a much more laid back manner : ) Cats are just too cool act the way many dogs do!
Have A Dog That Jumps When You Get Home? Read More »
Hey everyone! I wanted to pop in and share a little about something that brings so much joy to my heart. For many years now, I’ve been working as an animal communicator, helping guardians get a much clearer picture of what their pets are trying to tell them. Whether you’ve always wondered what’s going on
Two Simple Things You Can Do Everyday For Happier Pets Read More »
Have you ever thought about a special day for your pet? An entire day doing what your pet wants to do? It would mean so much to them! I can promise you that. Having an entire day, or even a half day, with a special activity that you know your pet would love, but doesn’t
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One of the most simple things you can to improve your pets happiness and make them feel more loved is smile at them more often. Our pets love to see us happy! They want to be the ones that make us happy. They read our expressions and our energy so well. When you look at
They all deserve to feel like your favorite. Many of us have multiple pets. We love each one of them. And for the most part, I think most people treat them all fairly. It’s important to remember animals are very aware of inequities. Animals feel when they are favored less, loved less, or just looked
Do You Have A Favorite? Read More »
So many humans get animals and try to “train” them into what they want them to be. Many humans hope the animals will be perfect and easily settle in and have all the traits and behaviors they find ideal. But, If you want them to be what you hope for, try your hardest to be
What Do Animals Hope For? Read More »
Here’s a tip for anyone that is or has recently adopted a new animal (or purchased!) Every animal in a new home should be treated like they know nothing at all. What you’ve been told about them, doesn’t matter. Their history doesn’t matter. What you think they know or dont, doesn’t matter. If you treat
Assume They Don’t Know Read More »
I always talk about being patient with your pets. About providing them with what they need so they are fulfilled and balanced, which is turn creates the best behavior. Animals WANT to be good. They naturally ARE good and DO good. When they do “misbehave”, they are just communicating. They also are allowed to make
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An animal communicator is a resource for taking better care of your pet. Just like pets have a veterinarian for physical health, an animal communicator helps animals maintain mental and emotional health as well as addressing overall wellbeing. In addition: Pets have trainers. Pets have “personal trainers” for exercise and fitness (example: dog walker). Pets
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