15/01/2018
I'd love to share an example of an animal communication reading. (The full reading also involves a video call for dialogue and further messages.)
This is Bronco.
His picture was sent to me and I shared this communication with his person:
"I can be an introvert. I like the people I like. I will warm up to people. What I am good at is observation. I see everything - I count change!"
(Really? A dog who counts change? he says, Well, I CAN you know!) I wonder if this means that he adds and subtracts in his head, I do believe that some dogs can do this.
"I do see/hear/smell everything. This is very important to me and I am very very good at it. (He did not tell me about any siblings when I asked and said 'why does it matter in our conversation?' - yet he does compare himself to other dogs, so he has some point of reference.)
"My grumpiness -reticence- is that I get misunderstood. I'm a genius, really. But they sometimes just want me to stop it sometimes. I'd like a real job, something like; watch how many people go by, count them and let you know." He shows me moving objects around. Then more specifically moving a ball to a basket. Doing some sort of task like moving a certain number of tennis balls from one container to another could be fun for him.
"I really get grumpy when they don't understand what I am doing when I'm practicing my observations. And I just get moody sometimes, hey - it's not a big deal."
I asked why don't you let Katie take your picture? "I'm shy about how I look. I've seen other dogs that don't look like me. I think my teeth stick out. I'm okay how I look when it's just me. I know that I am adored...it's hard to explain. I'm just self-conscious."
I can see a door and a window where he can see into a front yard and also see people passing by. If that isn't in his current life, he shows that he really enjoyed that.
"Sometimes my belly hurts. (It feels like a gassy tender belly.) I'm not too bothered by this, I'm just telling you because you asked about food. (Because I asked him if there was anything about food and eating he wanted to include) I sense he isn't nutsy frantic around about food it's just another thing to him, but that's just a feeling.
"I'd like Katie to talk to me more. I've got a lot to talk about concerning everyday life and she acts like she already knows what I'm going to say and doesn't truly listen. Then I get sullen. But I don't stay in a bad mood very long. I like to play, I can jump you know."
"I'm a good problem solver and I like puzzles. They don't make puzzles for dogs, but I would like that."
I (Ann) feel like there are other dogs in his life and maybe some - not living?- that he did know. I tried to ask about it and got female dog, (I hate guessing names and don't do it well!) M- sound.
But he doesn't want to talk about other dogs. He is excited to have a chance to talk and doesn't want to waste this opportunity on other dogs!
He has a very enthusiastic and loving presence and has no doubts about his love and place in your heart. He is so well-cared for that he never has to consider that worry in his life.
Please let me know if there are any questions that come up and if you've got any more specific questions for Bronco.
*see Katie's response in the comments!
