
Val Heart, Animal Communicator, helps animals with health and behavior issues.
I have a very special story and newsletter edition to share with you today. My dear friend, client and animal communication student, Lisa, called me recently in a panic. Her beloved horses, Mocha and Lantana, and their yearling sisters, had all been bitten by rattlesnakes on their faces.
Although Lantana and the 2 babies were hurting pretty bad, her vet said that Mocha’s situation was the worst case of snakebite that he’d ever seen. It appeared that she’d been bitten first, so she was the worst.
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Top Animal Names - animals know what they would like to be named.
Years ago I was called in to assist a well known and respected quarter horse trainer with a mare he was having trouble with. When I arrived at the ranch, we walked over to her stall and I introduced myself.
He went on to explain that she just didn’t seem to understand what he wanted her to do.He’d worked with her for several months now and wasn’t getting anywhere.Although he was very patient and careful to explain things, he’d begun to wonder if she was in pain, or maybe she was ‘slow in the head’…or maybe she was just in the wrong line of work – even though she had all the genetics she needed for the job.
He felt he’d tried everything he knew from his many years of working with horses, but was well and truly stumped.As a last resort, he’d asked me to communicate with her to see what was wrong.If that didn’t help turn things around, he was going to have to give up and send her back to her owner.
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There could be many factors in bad dog behavior. Speaking with your dog is the surest way to get to the root cause.
Is your animal behaving badly? Bad behavior by your favorite pet(s) may be a sign of psychological issues such as depression or grieving. Knowing whether an issue with your pet(s) is psychological or physical can save unwanted and unneeded medical treatments. Learn the six signs of depression and/or psychological issues.
“When Dr Joey contacted me, he wanted my help with his dogs. He had been putting up with really bad behavior from them for a long time. He was grieving terribly for his Forever Dog Friend, Satin, who had passed away.
On top of that, his other best dog friend, Shami, had also recently passed away after a terrible and mysterious illness. He told me his heart was so heavy with grief that he just didn’t know how he could go on. His health was very bad (he was suffering from cancer) and he could hardly move because he was in so much pain.
To complicate matters, his remaining three dogs were out of control. They jumped on everyone, which was terribly embarrassing. They barked and would not quiet down, and they urinated in the house. One dog would go outside — then come back inside to pee! Dutchess was physically launching an attack on the front door anytime someone just walked by, and since the door was largely glass, Dr Joey was afraid she’d break the door and hurt herself in the process!
He couldn’t take them for walks because they would pull in all directions and one dog would have to be dragged along… terribly frustrating and dangerous for all of them.
Plus, little Zena and Zoey were afraid to go outside. And, to make matters even worse, they had begun fighting amongst themselves. He desperately wanted them to behave and didn’t understand why they weren’t.
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Animal Communication, Dog Talk, Health Issues | valheart |
July 30, 2008 11:07 pm |
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