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March 2009

Talk2theAnimals April Wisdom Behind the Whiskers Forum

by admin on March 31, 2009

I’m looking forward to “seeing” you in the front row at the next FREE Wisdom Behind the Whiskers TeleConference.  That’s tomorrow, Wednesday, April 1, 7:00 PM CST.  Click here for the details.

What you will receive:

  • Your animal communication question answered.
  • Hear answers to other common animal communication questions.
  • The opportunity to participate in discussions surrounding the questions.
  • A free audio file of the session for your library.

All you need to do to participate in this no-cost conference is email your question.  Once I have received it, I will send you the conference access information.

Until Wednesday,

Harmony,

Janet Roper

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Animal of the Day Twitteresque

March 30, 2009

Kobus kob

Only males have the S-shaped horns that curve sharply backwards and then up again.
Their main predators are the leopard, cheetah, hyena, hunting dog and lion.
Least Concern.
Harmony,
Janet Roper
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Meetups, the Dog Haus and Animal Communication

March 30, 2009

Recently, along with The Howling Dogs Bakery Club and Well Pet Foods, I had the pleasure of co-sponsoring an Average Dog Cocktail Hour at ScoopyPoo’s Dog Haus.  The 2-legged and 4-legged that attended were members of The Average Dog Meetup, located in Minneapolis, MN.
It’s always fun for me to introduce animal communication to those who [...]

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Cats and Mysteries

March 29, 2009

Everyone knows that cats are mysterious creatures: they do things their own way, in their own time, and for their own reasons.  Even one of my vets admits that cats can be puzzling.  As he says, “It’s a cat…go figure.”
Author Rita Mae Brown has used this mysterious nature of cats to her advantage.  She has [...]

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Animal of the Day Twitteresque

March 29, 2009

Mariana fruit bat

The Mariana Fruit Bat is only found habituating the Mariana Islands, including Guam.
Their diet consists of local fruit and nuts found in the trees.
Endangered.
Harmony,
Janet Roper
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Talk2theAnimals April Wisdom Behind the Whiskers Forum

March 28, 2009

Join in for the Talk2theAnimals Q&A Wisdom Behind the Whiskers Forum.  Nope, this is not an April Fool’s Day joke.  On April 1, 7:00 PM CST, you can join in on our free TeleConference and get your animal communication questions answered.  All you need to do is email me your question about animal communication with [...]

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Talk2theAnimals Animal Communication Practice Friday

March 27, 2009

Welcome to the Talk2theAnimals animal communication weekly practice sessions.  This is a chance for you to connect intuitively with the animals, practice building your intuition and discover any messages the animals may have for you.  If this is your first visit here, I invite you to read previous posts to get you started.
Our helper today [...]

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Animal of the Day Twitteresque

March 27, 2009

Indiana bat

The Indiana Bat is hard to distinguish from other related bats due to its similarities, especially a close relative of the Indiana Bat called the “little brown bat.”
They live up to nine years in the wild, however some can live nearly double that amount of time – the record is 14 years.
Endangered.
Harmony,
Janet Roper
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Animal Communication and Quizzes

March 26, 2009

Recently at a coffee shop I discovered a small, local magazine about pets.  As I sipped my coffee, I read through the magazine.  It had interesting articles and tips such as bathing your dog and adding a new dog to the family.  The last page had a quiz, asking how well your pet has trained [...]

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Animal of the Day Twitteresque

March 25, 2009

Cape Hare

The Cape Hare is a common hare found on the continent of Africa.
They are usually brown, with large acute eyes and good vision, topped off by almost propeller shaped ears.
The Cape Hare is protected by law in several places such as the United Arab Emirates, Jordan, Oman, and Bahrain.
Least Concern.
Harmony,
Janet Roper
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