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Talk2theAnimals Animal Communication Practice Friday

May 1, 2009

Welcome to Talk2theAnimals Animal Communication Practice Friday.  Here’s your opportunity to practice and hone YOUR communication skills with animals! Before we get started, I want to introduce you to my Twitter and blogging buddy, Jill.  Jill is from the Bayou LaFourche area in southern Louisiana.  She has agreed to allow Talk2theAnimals to use her photos [...]

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Sharing Some Blog Love

April 30, 2009

When I Talk2theAnimals, sometimes the animal tells me she needs a little more help to balance herself so that the original problem her human brought to me can begin to be resolved.  Sometimes this may include the help of a trainer or a vet. Many times the animal will tell me an alternative modality will [...]

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Talk2theAnimals Book Kiosk

April 29, 2009

One Nation Under Dog by Michael Schaffer is a great study of 21st Century pet owners, including everything from pet spas, trainers, and even anti-depressants.  The focus is primarily on Schaffer’s family and his dog Murphy, but he also focuses on dogs in general and the way their humans pamper them. One Nation Under Dog [...]

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The Chicken Carcass Caper

April 28, 2009

This is Emmie, the main character in the Chicken Carcass Caper.  The other morning I was cooking breakfast, left the room for less than five minutes, and heard the sounds of dropping and crunching. By the time I returned, the kitchen had turned into a crime scene.  The garbage container had been knocked over & [...]

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Talk2theAnimals Book Kiosk Selection

April 27, 2009

Everyone of course knows the story of Harry the Dirty Dog.  Harry doesn’t want to take a bath, so he buries his scrubbing brush in the backyard and heads out of the yard, eventually getting so dirty that he becomes a black dog with white spots.  By the time he comes back home, his family [...]

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Talk2theAnimals Book Kiosk Selection

April 26, 2009

The story of Dewey is a very powerful and inspirational one.  Dewey Readmore Books, the orange-striped tabby who author Vicki Myron found in the library return box, changes the small town of Spencer, Iowa.  Dewey not only inspires international tourists to come to the town during their tough economic times, but he helps Myron get [...]

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Talk2theAnimals Animal Communication Practice Friday

April 24, 2009

Welcome to Talk2theAnimals Animal Communication Practice Friday, a place to make interspecies friends while practicing your animal communication skills! Before we get started, I have some questions for you: How is it going for you? What are you discovering about your intuitive skills during this process? Are you finding any commonalities about how you receive [...]

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Spring Care for Horses

April 21, 2009

I have just returned from the barn and taking care of Shiloh: deworming, feeding, grooming, and spoiling–not in that particular order.  This was the first day that he was out grazing, and it made me think of the horse care that needs to be provided with the onset of spring.  Click here to read more [...]

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Dog Park Tails

April 20, 2009

Hey Ho, Teddy here! I’m so excited! We have nice weather here in MN and Mom’s been taking me and Emmie to our dog park on a very regular basis!  We love our dog park! There was a first timer dog pal at the park the other day, so me and Emmie, most especially me, [...]

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Talk2theAnimals Book Kiosk Selection

April 16, 2009

I just finished reading David Wroblewski’s first novel, The Story of Edgar Sawtelle. Edgar, only child of a family that raises and trains a fictitious breed of dogs, is born mute.  He communicates with his parents and the dogs through sign and body language.  Through tragic and unexpected turns of events, Edgar winds up leaving [...]

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