When I mention that I can communicate to animals...the jokes begin. "Oh she thinks she's Dr. Doolittle"...lol. Well no...but Dr. Doolittle is not the only one who can talk to the animals.
Scientific studies have shown that animals do communicate to one another, dolphins, whales, birds and others are capable of understanding one another. Gorillas have been taught sign language to communicate with us. In my opinion the sign language worked because it is visual and that's how they communicate amongst themselves.
How do you know that...you might ask? Well as a Veterinarian assistant for fifteen years and as a pet mommy for many more years than that I have been working with ways to "talk" to the animals. What I can tell you is that they respond to visual images mentally sent to them.
Of course they respond to verbal communication as well, but that has more to do with the sound and vibration of your voice and learning what is associated with that sound or vibration than understanding the actual meaning. In an energetic, happy voice you tell Fido to get his leash to go for a walk. Key words such as walk and leash carry a specific vibration as does the overall tone of your voice. Fido now gets excited and runs and gets his leash as though he understands. But if you use that same tone and say the sentence Kathy goes for a walk everyday on a leash. Fido will react the same. Its not the meaning he is grasping.
When we do something...whatever it is begins as a thought. Thoughts are visual, whether you are aware of them or not and they also carry a vibration. So if for instance you are contemplating giving Fido a bath, almost every dog owner I know can relate to this, by the time you have everything set up for the bath...even if you are sneaky about it...where's Fido? Under the bed if he's small enough, right? Why? Because he was reading your visual thoughts long before you were ever ready to carry out the action.
Likewise, at the clinic it was difficult to not send the intent prior to the action with so many people walking around thinking of what the next step was. But if I was given the time to send the visuals of what we were going to do step by step and show the end result and why this would help the animal, most times it went very peacefully because they knew what to expect and that our intentions were not to harm them.
At home if I have to medicate a cat for something I purposely walk around thinking about gardening, the book I am reading...anything but the act I am about to carry out. If I don't the said cat is well hidden by the time I am ready to carry out my actions. While I try to hide my intentions initially...once I have them I do explain what I am going to do first and generally have no problem. Usually I have an amazed person standing there saying something like "if I tried that with my cat I would be shredded." But if someone were to try and do something to us without explanation...how would we react? Not well, I can assure you and rightfully so.
Try this at home when you and your pet are peaceful and relaxed. In your mind see your pet, call them by name and then walk up to your pet an hug him and begin to talk to him about how special he is and pet him. See yourself give him a treat or something he really likes...then stand up and walk away patting your thigh if this is a dog or if its a cat just walk off a short distance and sit down. I will bet your pet is by you before you come out of this contemplation.
Keep working on this in your mind and before you know it you will be very aware that your pet fully understands what you are saying with your mental pictures. Its all about connecting to their energy and vibration. Now receiving their messages...well, that's another article.
Scientific studies have shown that animals do communicate to one another, dolphins, whales, birds and others are capable of understanding one another. Gorillas have been taught sign language to communicate with us. In my opinion the sign language worked because it is visual and that's how they communicate amongst themselves.
How do you know that...you might ask? Well as a Veterinarian assistant for fifteen years and as a pet mommy for many more years than that I have been working with ways to "talk" to the animals. What I can tell you is that they respond to visual images mentally sent to them.
Of course they respond to verbal communication as well, but that has more to do with the sound and vibration of your voice and learning what is associated with that sound or vibration than understanding the actual meaning. In an energetic, happy voice you tell Fido to get his leash to go for a walk. Key words such as walk and leash carry a specific vibration as does the overall tone of your voice. Fido now gets excited and runs and gets his leash as though he understands. But if you use that same tone and say the sentence Kathy goes for a walk everyday on a leash. Fido will react the same. Its not the meaning he is grasping.
When we do something...whatever it is begins as a thought. Thoughts are visual, whether you are aware of them or not and they also carry a vibration. So if for instance you are contemplating giving Fido a bath, almost every dog owner I know can relate to this, by the time you have everything set up for the bath...even if you are sneaky about it...where's Fido? Under the bed if he's small enough, right? Why? Because he was reading your visual thoughts long before you were ever ready to carry out the action.
Likewise, at the clinic it was difficult to not send the intent prior to the action with so many people walking around thinking of what the next step was. But if I was given the time to send the visuals of what we were going to do step by step and show the end result and why this would help the animal, most times it went very peacefully because they knew what to expect and that our intentions were not to harm them.
At home if I have to medicate a cat for something I purposely walk around thinking about gardening, the book I am reading...anything but the act I am about to carry out. If I don't the said cat is well hidden by the time I am ready to carry out my actions. While I try to hide my intentions initially...once I have them I do explain what I am going to do first and generally have no problem. Usually I have an amazed person standing there saying something like "if I tried that with my cat I would be shredded." But if someone were to try and do something to us without explanation...how would we react? Not well, I can assure you and rightfully so.
Try this at home when you and your pet are peaceful and relaxed. In your mind see your pet, call them by name and then walk up to your pet an hug him and begin to talk to him about how special he is and pet him. See yourself give him a treat or something he really likes...then stand up and walk away patting your thigh if this is a dog or if its a cat just walk off a short distance and sit down. I will bet your pet is by you before you come out of this contemplation.
Keep working on this in your mind and before you know it you will be very aware that your pet fully understands what you are saying with your mental pictures. Its all about connecting to their energy and vibration. Now receiving their messages...well, that's another article.
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