Animal Communication can help when you introduce a new fur baby into your home.
Ike came to us thirteen years ago, he just showed up in our yard with another dog. After days someone stopped and said the female was theirs and the pup belonged to a brother. We told them the pup had to be taken to the Vet as he had a foxtail in his ear and we had spent $200 for his care. Two days later they came by and said to keep him. Look how cute he was!
Look at this photo and the look on Nyla’s face, like Mom what is this! You can just read she was not too happy with the addition. You don’t even need to be trained like me do notice if it is working or no
They became a team!
After Nyla passed, my friend had too many dogs and wanted me to take this Great Labradoodle (Great Pyrenees and lab mix) breed to a Standard poodle. She gave us Lucchese, which we shorten to Luke. We like short strong names; it is easier to get your pets attention. They became best friends.
This photo is one of my favorite photos of my two dogs Ike and Luke. It reminds me of Yin and Yang! As an animal communicator I can help with the transition of adding a new fur baby to your family!
