At age 5, a kindergarten classmate brought a standard grey poodle to show and tell.
I instinctively knew what the dog was thinking and went home pleading for a dog of my own.
When I adopted a puppy, animal communication came naturally. My dog and I understood each other through body language, eye movements, vocalizations, intuition and telepathy.
I began dog training at age eight and my dog and I won the blue ribbon in obedience while competing against
adults at the county fair. As an adult I earned certification as part of a Pet Partners Animal-Assisted Therapy Team with my adopted Black Labrador, Sam, who was also a Canine Good Citizen.
Sam and I worked with teams of physicians, therapists, and patients in hospitals and a traumatic injury rehab center.
We were also featured in a PBS special about therapy and service dogs.
Years of fostering dogs and evaluating dogs and prospective adoptive homes expanded my understanding of what individual animals need within different families and environments. Ongoing study and research in Intuitive Interspecies Communication and telepathy, and neuroscience, continue shaping how I receive, interpret, and share what animals communicate.
Animal Communication In Action Since 2019
I have shared animal communication in action through Talking with the dogs! podcast and YouTube channel. These recorded conversations allow people worldwide to hear dogs, cats and other animals share specific details, perspectives, needs, and experiences with the people who love and care for them.
Whether you share your life with a dog, cat, horse, bird, or another animal, our conversations create an opportunity for your pet to share what matters most. You participate, ask questions, and receive specific details your animal wants and needs you to know to help them thrive.
If you've ever wondered what it would be like if your dog or cat could talk, or what they would say, my telepathic and intuitive conversations with pets give you the opportunity to find out.
My work supports the interconnectivity between people and pets, helping you listen, understand, and make more satisfying, better-informed care decisions.
No need to wonder what animals would say if they could talk.
