Talking to animals about their behaviour

Important things first. This is not a body language course! This course teaches telepathic communication. If you want to use the techniques taught in this course you need to already be adept at using telepathy, or you will need to have a communicator do it for you.

The purpose of this course is to help you better understand how to best utilise telepathic animal communication to help resolve behaviour problems with an animal, whether it be yours or someone else's. It covers the importance of examining our expectations, learning more about why animals are behaving the way they are, what feelings and needs are related to their behaviour, and discussing and mediating potential solutions and potential consequences when behaviour does not change. If you are experiencing a behaviour challenge with your animal and you can´t quite understand the problem or see a way forward then animal communication can really help. The bulk of the information in this course is aimed at those who would like to use animal communication to communicate with animals experiencing behaviour issues as well as the guardians of animals who are behaving inappropriately. If you are the animal’s person, while you may not have the experience of telepathy to implement these techniques yourself, you will have a better understanding of how an communicator will work with your animal and what you can do to help afterward.

This course teaches you to understand how an animal’s behaviour can be improved through telepathic animal communication. How to use animal communication for correcting common behavioural issues, including separation anxiety, aggression, inappropriate urination and more. It gives you an understanding of the emotional and physical effects that change can have on an animal and how their behaviour can be affected by it. I have put together as much information as I can about what questions to ask when you are communicating with an animal with behaviour issues, how to go about asking those questions, when to ask particular questions and what to do with the information you receive.

Aside from focusing on the most common animal behaviour issues that guardians face, it has also been my intention with this course to provide you with a straightforward approach that will allow you to more easily solve everyday challenges that you may face with your animal friend. Or to help others find a resolution to their animal’s behaviour issue. In this course I offer methods and techniques that I have found to be extremely effective in helping overcome behaviour problems. I also share my own personal experiences of how I have used animal communication with my own animals to have a better relationship with them and to work through some situations that have arisen in our many years together.

I want to make a point to say that throughout the course I refer to bad, unacceptable or inappropriate behaviour displayed by animals. These terms are human perspectives as many of these behaviours are not viewed in this way by the animal but it helps to refer to them this way as this course is intended for people but please know that in the majority of behaviour cases there is usually an issue with the human’s perception of the behaviour being presented rather than the behaviour itself being something that is bad, unacceptable or inappropriate.

I have written this course so that you can use telepathic animal communication to help you have the best life possible with your animal family.

Many behaviour issues are complicated in nature and as such require a level of skill higher than that of a beginner to be able to resolve them. For this reason, I do not recommend taking on behaviour cases until you have adequate telepathic skill to do so. So, while this course is suitable for anyone who wants to learn about using telepathy to try to resolve behaviour issues, whether you are the animal’s person or a practicing communicator. Please be aware that the techniques discussed in this course require competence as a communicator to get optimum results. .

You may also want to take this course to improve a current relationship that you have with an animal in your life. With the information provided in this course you can help people solve their animal´s behaviour problems by finding out what their animal is experiencing.

It is common to mistake animal communication for “horse whispering” or “dog whispering”. This is where a person uses their knowledge of a species´ psychology to read the animal´s body language, like a dog, cat or horse behaviourist. This is not what telepathic animal communication is and this is not what you will learn in this course. While communicating with an animal can result in immediate or gradual changes, animals don´t always do something just because we ask them to or as quickly as we would like them to. So this course does not guarantee you an instant fix to your animal's behaviour issue.

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Course content:

☆Introduction

☆Important notes about this course

☆Connecting with different species

☆Working with cats

☆Working with dogs

☆Working with horses

☆Working with smaller animals

☆Why use animal communication for behaviour issues?

☆Before the session

☆Making sure the guardian has realistic expectations

☆Your responsibility as communicator

☆The guardian's responsibility

☆What you need to know about behaviour sessions as a communicator

☆Seeing things from the animal's point of view

☆Exercise-Your animal's viewpoint

☆Setting yourself up for success

☆Understanding an unwanted behaviour can help resolve it

☆Negotiation and problem solving

☆Discussing consequences/Getting your message across

☆What is the underlying cause behind an unwanted behaviour?

☆Common behavioural issues

☆House soiling and inappropriate urination

☆Aggression

☆Anxiety disorders

☆Separation anxiety

☆Excessive barking

☆Excessive meowing

☆Biting

☆Bullying/Dominance

☆Destructive behaviour

☆Digging

☆Dangerous behaviour

☆Horses who don't trailer well

☆Self-mutilation/Animals who scratch, chew, lick and bite themselves

☆Animals who don't like to be touched or stroked

☆Nervous/Fearful

☆Rescue animals/Post traumatic stress disorder

☆Depression

☆Abuse

☆Afraid of loud noises

☆Issues being in the car/Car sickness

☆Not coming when called/Running off

☆Fussy eaters

☆Common complaints animals have

☆No Companion

☆Can't go outside

☆Tied up/Locked up all day

☆Jealousy

☆Not having a safe space of their own to hide or be alone

☆Households with multiple animals/Conflict between animals

☆Leave me alone!

☆The sensitivity of animals

☆When change brings chaos

☆Whose behaviour do we need to change?

☆Contradictory information

☆Misunderstandings and misconceptions

☆Words have power

☆The importance of intention

☆Animals mirroring people

☆Communicating with an animal about unwanted behaviour

☆What role does instinct play?

☆Having an animal neutered

☆Giving animals jobs

☆Keeping your animals informed

☆Bringing a new animal home

☆Getting better results

☆Getting the most out of the session

☆Are you asking the right questions?

☆Focusing on what you do want instead of what you don't want

☆After the session

☆Some cases will take more work than others

☆What if the unwanted behaviour hasn't changed?

☆When the animal's person doesn't like what they hear

☆Creating a peaceful home

☆Recurring behaviour issues and slip-ups

☆Boundaries

☆Complimenting your animal

☆Giving your animal a win

☆Rebuilding the relationship with your animal

☆Creating a loving bond with your animal

☆Special consideration

☆Finish