Talk Dog To Me

01/24/2025

Noise aversives such as yelling or using startling sounds, like an air horn or penny can to "correct" unwanted behaviors are dangerous.

01/24/2025

My blog has been updated and it is now set up as an online resource center. You will find topics such as:

* Communication (Between Human & Animals)
* Grieving Pets
* Energy Balancing
* Behavior
* General Topics
* Angel Pets
* Relationships
* Etc.

Please please PLEASE share this with your animal friends!

My goal is to provide a place where humans can learn more about how their pets think and see the world. A place where humans can learn how to communicate FAIRLY and CLEARLY with animals in a way the animals understand. Most importantly, a way for humans to understand their animals better, and therefore be more patient with them, and develop deeper, more meaningful relationships.

I want to educate as many humans as I can. Because when humans learn and understand, pets thrive! This is for the pets! Share, share, share! Please!

As I write new material on new topics, I will continually add to this resource center. My first goal was to organize this in an “easy to find what you need” way. My second goal is to add more content. I have so many more topics I will write about over time. But for now, there is a lot that can help many pets if their guardians are willing to read, learn, and implement it. https://angiemorin.com/blog-online-resources-for-pet-guardians/

01/24/2025

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01/23/2025

01/23/2025

Animals LOVE to talk! They spend so many years not being able to talk, as soon as they can, they have plenty to say. They will share what is most important to them, what they want their family to know, and usually what their family wants to know.

Animals that have been able to communicate tend to be happier, more relaxed, and just in general have a different energy about them (in the best way).

Once your pet has had a full session, follow up’s are available for $75. This is a shorter session, a check in. And you can ask unto 3 questions. Even if you have a healthy and happy pet, a check in is a good idea on an annual basis. This will bring attention to any issues your pet may be facing (that you may not be aware of). Knowing these things before there is a behavioral or physical issue can prevent those things from even happening!

If you have a pet with an issue, more frequent check-in’s may be more necessary.

Check-ins are just a good way to ensure your pet has the ability to communicate on a regular basis for optimum emotional health and happiness. To schedule email [email protected] or call/text 207-849-0096

01/22/2025

I am trying and hopefully will happen

Abuse and cruelty to animals are disturbingly common features of Amish life, just as they are in the secular world. Laws against animal cruelty must be applied to all people without religious exemptions.

01/22/2025

Dear Editor: After hearing damning evidence on Oct. 23 of animal cruelty and mutilation through state inspector reports and whistleblower accounts, Dane County Judge Rhonda Lanford found probable cause that

01/22/2025

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01/22/2025

I call my sweet Sophie, my little corn chip❤️🐾❤️🐾

01/21/2025

Top Poisons for Pets: A Quick Guide

Pets are curious creatures, but some common household items can pose serious risks to their health. Here’s a list of some poisons for pets to help you keep your furry friends safe:

Chocolate
Toxic to dogs and cats due to theobromine and caffeine. Dark chocolate and baking chocolate are especially dangerous.

Grapes and Raisins
Can cause kidney failure in dogs and, potentially, cats. Even small amounts are harmful.

Xylitol (also listed as Birch Sugar)
Found in sugar-free gum, candies, and some peanut butter. Causes a rapid insulin release, leading to hypoglycemia in dogs.

Onions, Garlic, and Chives
These can damage red blood cells in dogs and cats, leading to anemia.

Prescription Medications
Human meds like pain relievers, antidepressants, and blood pressure medications can be deadly to pets.

Carprofen
A common veterinary pain reliever for dogs (e.g., Rimadyl), but overdoses or ingestion by cats can lead to gastrointestinal ulcers, kidney failure, or liver damage.

Rodenticides
Rat and mouse poisons are highly toxic to pets, causing internal bleeding, seizures, or kidney failure.

Vitamin D3 (Cholecalciferol)
Found in supplements and some rodenticides. Toxic to pets in high doses, it can cause elevated calcium levels, leading to kidney failure, vomiting, and heart complications.

Household Cleaners
Bleach, ammonia, and other cleaning agents can cause burns or poisoning if ingested or inhaled.

Plants
Common toxic plants include lilies (highly toxic to cats), azaleas, sago palms, and aloe vera.

Ma*****na
Dogs have more cannabinoid receptors in their brains, which means the effects of cannabis are more dramatic and potentially more toxic when compared to humans.

Alcohol and Fermented Foods
Even small amounts can cause vomiting, diarrhea, difficulty breathing, and seizures in pets.

Antifreeze (Ethylene Glycol)
Its sweet taste makes it attractive to pets, but ingestion can lead to kidney failure.

What to Do if Your Pet is Poisoned:
Call your veterinarian or the Pet Poison Helpline 1-855-764-7661 immediately.
Note the substance ingested and bring any packaging to the vet if possible.

Preventive Tips
Store toxic items out of reach.
Educate yourself on pet-safe foods and products.
Keep emergency contacts handy.
Your vigilance can save lives!

01/20/2025

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01/20/2025

So many guardians feel guilty about not spending enough time with their pets.
Yes our pets love the time they get with us. They want as much as they can get. They’d spend every minute with us if they could…. Ok well most of them would:)
But they also are the most understanding loyal and selfless beings that exist. If you are busy - gone a lot - take the time to acknowledge your dog when you leave and when you return - even if you only run into the house for 3 minutes.
If you have work to do at home, sit with your pet and do it. Talk to your pet while you clean. Make ten 2 minute connections with your pet if that’s all you have.
Sometimes 10 connections seem like more time to a pet than one 30 minute connection because of frequency.
And if you aren’t home much it’s ok! Your pet is still happier home, sleeping, relaxing in a comfortable and safe environment.
They don’t judge. They understand. They know they are loved.
So even if the connection is brief, one quick kiss for your pet before you leave wont make you late. And greeting them as soon as you get home will make them happy without taking any of your extra time.
It’s not you being away from home that makes them lonely. It’s being ignored by their human when their human is home, or being ignored when their human gets home and the pet is showing excitement to see that human, that’s what makes them lonely.
Remember even if you only left for 5 min- your pet will be excited to see you when you walk back through that door. Show them you are just as excited to see them - every single time you walk in the door - even after 2 minutes - and it won’t matter how long or short of a time you are out of the home, the pet will feel loved and happy.

01/19/2025

The way it should be❤️🐾❤️🐾

Sydney Airport has a dedicated bathroom for pets, an example of how modern airports are responding to the needs of travelers with pets. This "Pet Relief Area" is an area specifically designed for pets to attend to their needs before or after a flight without having to leave the airport.