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Since many reasons and situations can affect your animals’ behavior, it is useful to investigate what they are going through and take the time to understand the stress, fears and feelings that might be generating the problems in their life. The more you understand them, the easier it will be to assist them by reassuring them, implementing some new training techniques or adjusting their environment to their convenience.

Knowing your pet’s perception of the people around him (family, sitter, groomers, veterinarians, trainers, etc.) can explain the behavior he might exhibit toward them and help you choose wisely who to work with. Understanding his needs and adjusting his environment (training schedule, equipment, harness, living space, etc.) can also improve his behavior and performance during sports or activities.

Animals can relay descriptions of their symptoms, feelings and pains as soon as they appear, so that you can intervene quickly. If needed, they can also inform you of the location, intensity, and frequency of the pain, so you can relay information to veterinary health professionals and help them make a more accurate diagnostic. Most importantly, we know that depression and grief can be the cause of many emotional and physical health problems; addressing these underlying issues appropriately can surely improve balance and wellbeing.

Stored energies, such as memories or traumas, could result into tensions or fear in your animals, that might alter their authentic behavior and cause them to exhibit signs of anger or distress. Unaddressed, those states of unease might deteriorate into symptoms and/or diseases, while acknowledging the story of their life can make them feel understood and more open to changes that may improve their future and/or wellbeing.

Major changes are the hardest situation for your animal to go through because any causes of instability make him lose his bearings. Therefore, it’s important to prepare your pet for any situation that can affect his environment: rehoming or moving away, of course, but also going on a trip, having visitors for the holidays, welcoming a new baby, separation in the couple, and more. Assisting animals with transitions and environment changes will help prevent anxiety and abandonment fears.

Every animal lives in the present moment. It is difficult for him to project himself into the future or to express wishes for the future. Until the animal has experienced a situation for itself, it is not possible to predict how exactly the animal will react to changes or how the situation will evolve. But by acknowledging his feelings and ours, we can help to make conscious decisions regarding life changing choices, like choosing to sterilize or mate your animal, and even support you through the end-of-life stages as he gets older.

When an animal is stressed, confined or injured, the information he sends can often be confusing because he may be in shock, desperate, trapped, or even worse… It can be hard to correctly interpret his message, since the communication is influenced by physical sensations, feelings, images, and sounds, so it can distort what is being transmitted or can trigger our own inner blockages, pain, and/or suppressed emotions. Still, we can bring peace in the situation, just by breathing deeply, listen to our intuition and send lots of love and light to the animal.

The real purpose of Animal Communication is to optimize the wellbeing of the animal and promote interspecies harmony by better understanding your respective needs. Animals are exceptional creatures, always trying to communicate with you. They are happy to tell us how they feel, what works for them or doesn’t, whether they are in pain or confused, even discuss their specific purposes and aspirations. But above all, they have insightful messages to give us in order to help us improve our lives, and they love sharing wisdom from their universal perspective and unique viewpoint.