Animal Communicators?

[Ricki and Tara (doodle)]

Reading Sue's post about Bella eating her own poo-poo reminded me that years ago I had a friend who had the same issue with a Shitzu rescue. Besides eating her own poo Ginseng also rarely associated with the rest of the family.

The communicator had been brought to town by the local PBS station for a fund raiser and locals could book sessions with her. So my friend took Ginseng for a session and I tagged along. It was pretty interesting actually.

After talking silently with Ginseng the communicator was able to advise my friend as to why her dog ate poop how to get her to stop and also how to get her to interact with the family. After implementing the suggestions given her by the communicator, my friend's dog DID stop eating her poop and also became integrated into the family.  It was pretty amazing really!!

 

Has anyone else had any experience consulting with an Animal Communicator for their doodles or other animal companions? And what are your thoughts about the concept of "Animal Communicators" in general?"

[Ricki and Tara (doodle)]

Yes, this communicator said that dogs thoughts are in "pictures" so to speak rather than words. So you should send them a mental image of what you want them to see in their heads. So in Bellas case I guess you would send her a mental picture of her looking at her poop (through her own eyes) and then walking away from it. Something like that.

In the case of my friend's dog, the communicator said the dog had lived in a home where she was alone quite often and not let outside on a regular basis. She ended up pooping in the house and then getting in big trouble for it. So she started eating the poop to "hide" it and prevent being punished. Quite a different story then Bella's would be!

[Lesley, Wellington & Bingley]

 

It sounds like the communicator knew dogs very well - as they may try to eat the evidence if they have been repremanded for soiling anywhere. That is a very clever dog.

 

It is even possible for a puppy to learn this - perhaps the mum had been punished for leaving a mess and the pup had picked up the habit. I would be very interested in the communicator that you friend used - but would only go on personal reccommendation for these cases.

[Ricki and Tara (doodle)]

The communicator that my friend saw was Samantha Khury. But as I said it was quite some time ago. I tried searching for her on the web but didn't come up with much. At that time she was planning to start a school in Europe somewhere, maybe England, where she would teach people how to communicate with animals. I don't know what ever became of her.

[Donna K & Quincy]

Sue you might want to change that to No eat poop, you wouldn't want to end up with a constipated doodle. :>)

[Ricki and Tara (doodle)]

LOL!! Good one Donna!! But I guess either way it would solve the poop eating problem!!

[Sue, Murphy and Bella ()*o*()]

I can do imagery and see if that works. I guess I am more wacky than I thought because I could just hear me telling DH what I was doing and the crazy look I'd get!!

[Ricki and Tara (doodle)]

There were those who called the Wright Brothers wacky too! LOL!

[Suzanne & Jack]

We took my old Jack to a communicator.  Since he had been found we didn't have much history on him.  Much of what she said was on target.  We asked her why he would stick his paws under the rug.  He told her that DH had stepped on them once, so he was trying to hide them.  We also asked what he thought of our schnauzer Max.  He, the dog, told her it was like living in a nursing home - he didn't know whether to go to the bathroom inside or outside.  Max ws about 14 or 15 and starting to get senile.

I also took a course on this last year.  While I was not able to develop the skill, several people in the class had interesting experiences.

[Ricki and Tara (doodle)]

 A nursing home! Oh, that is funny!!!

The woman that my friend saw tells a story of one time when she was on a talk show. I think it was Oprah. And some of the audience members brought animals to talk with her. As I said a little earlier she sees what they "say" in mental pictures. Well, one dog just kept showing her a picture of its owner (a man) naked!  She was a very mild mannered woman and was  quite embarrassed and unsure how to handle it all on national TV!

Too bad the course didn't work out it would really be awesome to be able to communicate with animals that way-especially your own! :)

 

[Nancy, Ned, Clancy, and Charlie]

I am not sure what to think.  I can't completely rule out that there is or is not such a thing as esp or psychic ability.  I would guess that if there is, someone could 'feel' some sort of communication from an animal.  I am not sure about humanizing the situation - what would a dog know about a nursing home for example.

[Ricki and Tara (doodle)]

Maybe Suzanne can explain because she took a course on it in the past. From what I have heard though, the animal sends the communicator pictures or the communicator gets "feelings" from the animal and it is their job to interpret it into terms that a human can understand. So it may have been the communcator's choice to use the term "nursing home" and not the dog's.

[Suzanne & Jack]

It does have a lot to do with mental imagery and interpretation of intuitive thought.  One of the books that was recommended was Marta Williams "Learning their Language"  Most of the people that were able to develop this were able to do the imagery with their minds.  I am much more of a practical thinker so it was very difficult for me to rationalize the process.  Some of them were into meditation, and more (for lack of a better term) "new age" stuff.