Don't you use treats for solving animal problems?

One of the many comments made during sessions when we go and solve animal issues is 'don't you use treats (as in food treats) to get the animals to stop their problem'  and our answer is ' The only time we give a 'food' treat is occasionally at the end of each session or if there is an animal so scared or scarred from human kind otherwise it is always 50/50 communication. 

As many of the owners have said ' we can't believe what you have done for our animals, within such a short period of time, it's amazing ' or 

Dogs

• We have never seen our animals respond so quickly
• We have never seen our dog so calm 
• We have never seen our dog connect so well
• We have never seen our dog actually genuinely ask for something in a way that is silently understood by all, with out verbal acknowledgment
• Our dog never plays yet you have shown them how to play after years of their whole life of not playing
• Our dog actually listens to us now, not necessarily by using our voice but by using specific eye commands
• Our dog used to chase things yet you have managed to find their natural forte which re-directs their initial thought of 'chasing' to concentration of the tool in mouth or simply by us changing our own body language
• Our dog used to have the runs all the time and after many hours at the Vets with no results we asked if you could take a look and after 36 hours and feeding him what you suggested his stools are solid

Horses/Cows/Bulls

• Our horse used to bull doze us but now he listens
• Our horse never used to like being stabled but now is the first one to come in
• Our horse used to be petrified of this or that, yet you have solved it
• Our horse used to hate being put in to a trailer for years, but after one session you solved it
• Our horse had skin issues but after one Session and listening to your suggestions the skin issue has gone
• Our horse used  to buck as soon as your foot went in to the stirrup but after a couple of Sessions he soon realised that it wasn't so bad after all.
• Our horse used to hate having his hooves picked up but after one session this issue was solved
• Our horse used to have watery stools but after changing his diet they looked like normal horse stools
• Our Show  Bull had major skin issues prior to a Show but after changing his food and lathering him in an ointment suggested by you he was able to go to the Show after all .
• We asked you to train a bull for a sale, the friendly way and you did it - we were amazed

"ALL WITH OUT USING FOOD as a tool - Amazing and it has taught us to do the same . . "

So what is it or how do you do it? is generally the next question and our answer is - by using the most powerful language of our universe and it's called 'Universal language'  Every animal has its' own key, it's own forte and it's all about tapping in to that at the correct second and not a minute later or indeed a minute earlier. 

Please give all your animals  this chance before they could become controlling of you or your family or before the bribery introduced creates a corrupt animal resulting in false trust and a nip or a kick or head but. On behalf of many misunderstood animals, thank you for taking time to read this post.

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Let's think about little Dogs in fact all dogs . . . . . .

Having read a number of articles on facebook re issues with dogs that people have been having  we feel it is important to copy one of our replies down here . . .

"A lesson in this for everyone, please, please, remember small dogs (pups included in this) may be wee and very, very cute and the tendency to let them get away with murder is very easy, but their brains are as intelligent as any other dog and often more intelligent than a humans. Please don't turn them into total lap pups  . . . they need, just like they do in the wild, to know where they are in the pecking order, but in a 'way that a canine understands' and not as a human thinks a dog should understand. All animals, should also be able to look you in the eye without being fearful of you and indeed without you being fearful of them . . . if you are having trouble with this, feel free to contact us.

We are running weekly on line clinics at the moment -  so don't feel stuck, come along and get some guidelines especially if you feel your Canine buddy is controlling you - as this does not lead to a healthy relationship . . ..

With regards Children, it's very difficult for known children or unknown children not to see little dogs/puppies as continual puppies but sometimes, little dogs, no matter the age, can get fed up of being treated like a wee diddy puppy. If a child at any stage has pulled its tail or something similar to the point of pain then the animal will undoubtedly not forget and will, upon another experience of this, retaliate . . however the animal will give a warning sign which will have been given by the animal in the first place, but if an adult was not around at the time then  no one is to know apart from  the child, who would undoubtedly deny doing anything to the dog in the first place because they know the dog can't talk . . . .



So 3 little messages, actually 7 . . . . please please

1. Think twice about taking a wee dog/pup on and make sure you are aware as to how big your pup is going to grow to. 
2. Make sure you ask any kennels for as much history as possible 
3. Make sure you see the dog with kids and other dogs etc before you take them on . . . 
4. On visiting Kennels, which you will undoubtedly do a few times before taking a dog on, make sure you see other staff handling the dog i.e. collar being put on, lead being put on, being asked to sit and stay - that is if it can do that, although these are two things that can easily be trained to do with your dog at a later stage. . . 
5. Watch for the Staff's own body language as they approach the dog within the kennels . . . 
6. Quite often older individuals, for companionship, feel like taking a dog on, please, please, make sure one of their siblings or neighbours go along with them just to make sure that it's right for both them and the dog.
7. Above all, consider all the cons as well as the pro's for having a dog

On behalf of many misunderstood Dogs -  they would all prefer to have one home or two at the most and to have to go from pillar to post just confuses them even more.  If you have the smallest of issues, nip it in the bud rather than waiting till that bud  has grown in to a prickly hawthorn bush! otherwise this issue is carried in their baggage for the next potential owner . . . . . . encourage or find the right person to try to resolve the issue first before sending it on to another home. Please give all animals a chance, we are happy to help you either on line or off line or at least find someone in your area, a genuinely natural animal communicator to help. . . thank you.