Hank, my quarter horse, is my guy. Whispering and communicating with him is great because he is so talkative. He lets me know right away how he feels. You may notice his forehead whirl, it’s dead center. What I’ve learned form Linda Tellington-Jones and the old-time ranchers in my area, dead center is good. Now don’t worry if your horses’ whirls are high, low or in-between, its just an indicator, a personality ’sketch’ that can hel p you with his traits and tendencies. It can also help you test your animal communication skills. Here’s how I use it to test mine. When I am invited to ‘come talk with your horse’ before I even get out of my car, I use my skills to ‘tune in and check in’ with him, right there, to see what type of personality I’ll be speaking with. It’s fun when I finally meet him, face to face, and check out if my initial assessment matches his whirl placement. This is just a simple game that I’ve made up for myself but it may help you too. If I ‘m correct and there is a match, I feel I’ve made some headway and I’m off to a better start. So use this tip or create your own. But whatever you do, learn how to talk with animals, take an animal communication workshop, learn how to use horse communication to help you both in all sorts of ways.
Communicate with the Leading Animal Communicator
Animal Communication Self Test
April 14th, 2009How Does My Pet Feel About Introducing Another Pet into the Home?
April 10th, 2009One prerequisite for caring for your animals is to ensure that they’ll be in good company. So how can you be sure that your home’s peace and harmony will remain when you show up with a cute-faced, tail-wagging, how-could-you-resist puppy. Okay, she stole your heart. But how do you explain that to Max, your been-with-you through thick and thin, loyal, old dog? How do you convince him he’s still the top dog? Just talk to him, communicate with him. Animals can and do understand what people say, humans just have a hard time believing that it’s true. Communication is the number one problem solver. And a common problem when introducing a pet into a household is not letting all family members in on the surprise. And some most prominent members are your dog and cat. So communicate, talk with them. Avoid a potential bad outcome or, what may be construed as your pet’s bad behavior. Talk with pets. Let them in on the good news.
Murphy Captures Us!
Prevent Lost Dogs
January 22nd, 2009There is nothing worse as an Animal Communicator than to hear a desperate voice or read a pleading email for help locating a beloved LOST dog. Dogs get ‘lost’ for many reasons, but truthfully? Usually because we think it will never happen to us and so we don’t think about preventing this horrific experience.
If we think our lives are complicated now, just try adding the stress and anxiety of searching for your beloved LOST dog amongst the maze of houses, buildings, traffic and more. Dogs are slippery characters and can ‘get lost’ quicker than a blink.
I thought I’d check out the web and see if they had any answers to “prevention” but found a disturbing response. They concentrated on “recovery”, the what and when to do first. Their version of prevention is to carry a prepared poster with your dog’s face on the LOST DOG announcement. Okay, that makes sense if your dog is missing, but what about warding off that event by taking a few extra and fun steps in the first place.
PREVENT your dog from becoming lost. That’s why Animal University created a handy tool to carry your voice farther and longer than your own vocal cords could withstand. This tool breaks his concentration and brings him back to you. It is the Whistle Me Home. It’s small, comes in a handy case you can put just about anywhere and it works. Here’s what one pleased client shared with me:
Hi Joyce…
Check out my site and consider ordering the Whistle Me Home. It works…I’ve used it with my own dog, Murphy. It’s simple, easy and relationship building. When you need to get your dog’s attention, call within considerable distance (dogs can travel quickly and far), let that sound carry behind buildings, past traffic and find its way deep into a hole where he just might be exploring, PLEASE order this safety net. It’s not expensive and will give you a way to “Bring Your Dog Back Home to you and your family.
I didn’t see any testimonials on your web site and just wanted to give you my feedback on the “Whistle Me Home.”
I’ve only had the “Whistle Me Home” for a few weeks, and am still in the training stage with my 4 dogs. We live in the woods and one of my dogs will sometimes take off down our dirt road in search of whatever has left the good smells. It happened today and I ran in the house and picked up my “Whistle Me Home” … ran back outside and blew the whistle 3 times. Lacey, my Polish Lowland Sheepdog came running (calling her didn’t work) and was rewarded for her great response. This is the second time this has worked since I got the “Whistle Me Home!” There’s a very busy road at the end of our 1/4 mile long driveway and the response to the whistle, to me, is critical and potentially life saving!
~Connie
http://http://www.animaluniversity.com/animall.html
Animal Communication – Key To Trust
December 16th, 2008These financial times are hitting everyone pretty darn hard. At least that is what we hear, read and water-cooler. Once, the sky was the limit, now, inches ever more downward toward vulnerable workers and entrepreneurs.
Losses, credibility cracks, crooks, shysters, cut-backs, layoffs, bailouts – doom, doom and gloom. Is there anyone ‘out there’ who has integrity, honesty, loyalty and just plain old goodness? Of course, take a look at who is wagging tails, planting jump marks on your neat and tidy clothes, barks incessantly and runs rings around your welcomed return. And don’t forget those who whinny, meow and chirp in not-so-perfect pitch.
Take a look, a hard look, deep into the eyes of real loyalty, real truth and total honesty. Your dogs, cats, horses and more, those special souls will never let you down or lie, cheat and steal their way to the top.
They are always honest, truthful and trustworthy, okay, maybe they don’t always come when called. You can depend on them honoring, loving and giving to you.
Take them seriously, share your world with them, feel confident that your ‘confidence’ will always be revered. These truly are your trusted partners waiting to support, help and share their thoughts with you. They can talk with you and you CAN hear them. All you have to do is consider conversing differently and learn how to un-block a few patterns.
Seriously, you are missing a ‘world’ of information out there. It’s walking around, licking your toes, purring you to sleep or carrying you through hill and dale. Just ‘do it.’
Animal Communicator’s Magic Formula 101
December 1st, 2008Animal Communicator’s Magic Formula! Is there such a thing? Well, I sat down and wrote out the 30 most practical ways that I use magic in my own Animal Communication practice. Okay, so there isn’t a magic formula per se, but, ever since I have been applying my own kind of magic from tried and true tips and techniques, I almost feel like it is magic. Now I am on a quest to share these handy and helpful magic tips with you.
I’ve already posted a tip in this blog about the Power of Ask, now here comes another one:
An Animal’s Point of View… read on for more -
Do animals have a Point of View? Well, yes. Their view points can mean from their visual perspective; i.e., line of sight, or as, from their life experience and influence.
In my line of work, Communicating with Animals, I remind my clients that animals’ view points influence their reactions and decisions, just as with people. I advise when working with any animal, especially in difficult situations and problem solving, to use the ViewPointFormula:
Take the animal out of an ‘animal’ suit and put him in a ‘people’ suit.
It’s easier to imagine our animals having a point of view especially if we can see them as if they were people. We’re reminded of friends or similar circumstances that relate.
Oh, and here’s a Bonus Tip: Connect an appropriate age to your imaginary animal/people suited being; a teen, adult, child?
This Animal Communicator’s Magic Formula works every time. It gets you out of your own head and into the one you are communicating with; the dog, horse, cat or more!
First steps in Communicating with your Pet
November 6th, 2008When learning How to Communicate with Animals, the first thing to remember is that how much you practice will determine how quickly you progress to success. It really is the number ONE component in building your self confidence so you can communicate with animals any where, any time and under any circumstances.
In last week’s Animal University’s Animal Communication Level I certificate class held in Lakewood, Colorado, we discussed the Art of Intention. and how it related to talking with our dogs, cats, horses and more. We used the following link to give us more clues as to just what is intention anyway: http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/intention
Once we determined a satisfactory explanation for each, our next question was: What Do I Need to Do to Make My Intention Work when communicating with an animal? The answer may surprise you…it relates to your desires in life. What is it that you wish for, desire, want? And what does this have to do with talking with your dog, anyway? in our class we discovered that the answers we receive from any communication – animal or human – are dependent upon how we pose the questions. If we decide to ask an important question meekly and weakly, the chances are heightened that what we get will be half or less of what we were seeking in the first place. If we posed that same question with authority and conviction using our intention, chances were improved that we’d receive an equal response. People recognize the difference and so do animals. Our animals know that if we pretend to be full of starch and not mean it, we may be discovered as really a limp noodle.
Here’s a tip that will help you visualize Intention and get it to work for you quicker and with more clarity to improve your animal communications. We have things to do and places to go…who has time to wait for a result? When we Ask we expect Now or at least, Sooner than Later.
- Ask – with a focus on what it is you want to receive from an animal communication.
- The next, take action. Use your mind to expect an answer.
- Thankfulness is the most important next step. When you receive, and you will, say with clarity, I am Grateful, and mean it.
There is some kind of resonance that happens inside. It is the connection cord to our real higher selves or to our dogs, cats, horses and more who are waiting for us to look for their receptors. It is the plug in, the connection, that we yearn for and now we have more clues as to how to get it.
The Inner Lives of Animals
October 24th, 2008
Last weekend, I had the privilege to sit on a discussion panel presented by Naropa University Extended Studies in Boulder, Colorado.
Pamela Taylor, Marketing Director of Extended Studies for Naropa, spent countless hours of planning, organizing and considering this grand opportunity. She and her staff put together a panel entitled: The Inner Lives of Animals. I was invited to be a panel member with three esteemed people in their respective fields: Damian Ficca, a Certified Vocational Equine Instructor, Marc Bekoff, author, world traveler and activist, Faith Maloney, co-founder of Best Friends Society, formerly Best Friends Sanctuary of Kanab, Utah. It was an electrifying evening of lively discussion to a crowd of over 100 very interested folks. To be included in this company was certainly a humbling honor. Their combined years of experience took my breath away. Wow!
The very next day, I taught the FIRST ever Level I Animal University Certificate of Completion course in Longmont, Colorado at the Colorado Horse Rescue. The photo is our class of enthusiastic and very talented communicators. I’ll share much, much more on Animal University. I have many surprises and exciting subjects to write about as it has developed into a very worthy and course impressive place to learn and prepare for the challenging world of communicating with animals. Can’t wait to share. In the meantime, take a look at our first ‘graduating’ class. Congratulate them on their excellent success and continued study through the next 4 levels of AU’s Certificate Program.
Until next time…let me know your thoughts. I’ll be adding lots of them to share with our readers. Have a good weekend, Joyce
Welcome to our NEW Animal Communication Blog
October 6th, 2008
To share my ever-growing abilities and experiences with you, I have created this blog to keep you updated and therefore help you continue your learning and improve your animal communication skills.
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