Books One, Two, and Three 

BOOK 1: How to Communicate with your Pets and Help Them Heal 

 

  

 

 

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I often say that healing can be accomplished through communicating with our pets at an emotional level, with only a little understanding needed.
 
A new client called regarding her horse, and as a good neighbor also paid for a consultation for a lonely, difficult horse living in the same barn.  Her horse didn't like his neighbor - my client wanted to know why.
 
I usually do not talk with pets without their owner's consent.  But in this case my client really wanted to 'fix' whatever was bothering "Good Boy."  She told me his owner was a friend of hers who didn't believe I could help her depressed horse.
 
My client and her horse live in Argentina. I have never visited a stall in Argentina, nor have any knowledge of how things are done there. But I knew what the horses were telling me and quickly learned about how sad Good Boy was, and why. We needed to change things and fast.  Even though he had no physical illness, he was loosing his will to live.  He felt lonely and unloved.
 
In our conversation Good Boy volunteered information about how undignified he felt.  After winning many trophies in his young life, he was now doing lowly work as a hired ride for beginner riders. He complained about his owner not talking with him and about never being caressed. When I asked my client why this was so, she said Good Boy often bit people and refused to be touched.  He had completely forgotten how to behave. As I often find, the misunderstanding was coming from both sides.
 
My client's horse, Camaro, also received and understood the pictures I was getting from Good Boy. He realized that what Good Boy needed was a friend.  Even though Good Boy had tried to bite him on several occasions, he set out on his own to be friendlier.
 
After our third session, my client sent me this wonderful picture of the two of them together. Camaro insists on visiting Good Boy, stopping by his stall and saying hello every day when he is taken out on his walk. Good Boy is a different horse now. He enjoys his human, who now showers him with love and praise.  His riding work with beginners has been put on hold and he now enjoys and looks for treats and love when people stop by to talk to him and remind him how handsome he still is at 18 years old.
 
Good Boy's last comment to me, "It's nice to have a friend," reminded me once more that healing can be as simple as someone smiling at you or wishing you a good day.

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My editor forwarded an e-newsletter to me, advising me that the writer and I had something in common. I laughed to myself, thinking back to 36 years ago when no one even knew what an Animal Communicator was.  And now a like-minded person is going to connect with me through a common friend - by e-mail no less?
 
I was wrong, Rog is not an animal communicator at all, but he does 'talk' with nature and in his way he communicates too.
 
I read his e-newsletter with interest and then visited his blog. I laughed again at his funny way of poking fun at what he does and, by extension, at what I do. He calls his blog "Woo-Woo Wellness" and I could almost picture him shaking his hands as he says out loud the words "Wooooo- woooooo!"
 
I liked his humor and I loved his writing. It occurred to me that you would love him too.

I asked him to share his wisdom with us, and he was only too happy to do so.