Does Fido have a job?

Does he know what it is? Does he know when he is “working”, and when he is “off duty?” Dogs, like all of us, need a J-O-B. It gives them a purpose, an action to please, to get a “good ‘ol boy” from his mom or dad. Don’t you feel better when you have accomplished a job well done? Yes- well, so does Fido!! He gets so excited to please you!! He loves to hear he’s done a “good job”. Wagging tails of a happy Fido. Fido can’t drive to the store to get the groceries but he can guard the house while you are away. So let him know as you leave, “Hey Buddy, guard the house. I’ll be home in an hour.” He will delight in knowing he has such an important job! We all need to be needed. Then when you return home don’t forget to tell Fido he did a great job guarding the house! (unless of course he chose to sleep and someone robbed your place). Thank him and tell him he is “off duty” for now—that should stop the barking unless, of course, there is someone at the door…..
Dogs are important to our family pack. They want love and recognition for a job well done. This may be of help to some of our dogs and their people but some of them need a closer look into what is going on.

Does your dog KNOW his job?

We all do better in life when we know what our job is. It gives us a sense of purpose, a meaning to the sometimes-chaotic world. We know what is expected of us, how to do what is expected and if we have done it or not.

Well our animals are the same. If Fido’s job is to “protect” then reward him when he barks at someone at the door. A reward can be something as simple as a Thank You, Good Job! If he proceeds to bark you can “release” him from his duties. You could tell him good boy or girl I have it covered now.
Your energy must match what ever you are saying. They read our energy and telepathic thoughts. So if you are saying “good boy” and you are thinking “I wish he would shut up” the energy and telepathic communication is mixed.

It is similar to our own body language telling on us. If someone says “No” to you and they say this with their head nodding up and down, then you are receiving a mixed message. Word says NO body says YES. Subtle but taken in and processed as a mixed message.

An animal intuitive communicator connects with the animal through intuition

An animal intuitive communicator connects with the animal through intuition, like a radio frequency, where the intuitive locks onto the radio frequency of the animal they are engaging. The intuitive then, through thoughts, pictures, feelings, understands what the animal is thinking, feeling, desiring. This connection is real and honest. We were all born with this ability and like body building, the more we use it the stronger that muscle becomes. What happens to many of us is life begins to move faster and we do not slow down and “listen” to our inner knowing. This inner knowing is a guide in our life, our intuition.

The animal lives each moment in the present moment. What they convey is about what is happening NOW. The animals have feelings like we do, they have thoughts and desires like we do and they experience life in the NOW. They are happy NOW, they hurt NOW, they want to play NOW. Animals will send images or thoughts of toys, food, play they enjoy and would like more of. They will express what hurts, what they would like to have that is different than what is going on now. They also express what may be bothering them, what scares them, what they don’t understand, what would help them feel more secure or happier. All of our feelings they have as well. They will remember what went on in the past but they do not dwell there. They teach us to be joyful NOW. In this very moment, NOW this moment, NOW this moment. We have the opportunity in each second that goes by to change how we feel, think and behave. We are meant to live in joy, the animals are our teachers, a constant reminder that the joy is NOW.

Grief Consultation

Grief Consultations-Considerations;

There comes a time in our furry or feathered friends lives we need to make a decision for them. It is not one we want to make but in the role of guardian for our furry angels we must.
Allow me to assist you with this precious moment of the final act of love.
Our friends need our love and support as they come to count on us for their quality of life. This is not something that is easy for us guardians to do.
Allow me to offer you and your furry friend guidance at this crossroad of your paths. Our furry friends, little angels of love, are always with us whether in physical form or not.
In our consultation we will address any concerns you may have and any pain your furry friend may be feeling. Allow me to assist you if it is time to let them move on. I will consult with you on how best to celebrate their life as they transition. Allow me to help ease the pain of grief.

Offered with deep love and compassion.

Fear

Yes, Fiddo has lots of fears. Think of yourself when you were little, there was the scary thing in the closet and under the bed–don’t hang your toes over the bed–he will get you! Yikes!
Well Fiddo has many fears. One of the biggest fears is if you are afraid of me you may hurt me (see dog cower). Yikes! Abandonment may be a fear on the doggie souls that are rescued or passed around to different homes. Not all dogs go to fear and stay there, in fact most do not since they live in the moment. They all have different temperaments, just like us.

I had a session the other day with a fiddo that just had a nervous temperament. Like some people he would be a person that fidgets in human form. Sweet boy often misunderstood because he shakes at times. He also had a large chunk of fear sitting on his heart. Fear he would change homes again, fear he would not please mom and dad, fear he would get hurt by the scary things. This boy needed a job, to be told he is loved, he will stray with the family forever and given lots of love, kisses and hugs everyday.