I always thought it was not possibility to understand what animals were saying before and I was always wishing to find out what they were saying.
Animal Communicator, Lydia & Healthy Happy Pooch, Kula
As I live closely with my dogs and cats last 25 years I realized that I hear what they are saying sometimes. I wrote Communication with Love on Healthy Happy Pooch page 162 ~ 166.
Healthy Happy Pooch book front cover
There are many different ways to communicate with your dogs. When I found out that anybody could learn to be an animal communicator I was curious to learn more. As usual when I thought about wanting to take a workshop, the person I wrote to on Healthy Happy Pooch on Recourse page 217, Lydia Hiby www.lydiahiby.com workshop came to me without making efforts. I believe that the universe took care of me so I really appreciate this opportunity.
Animal Communicator, Lydia & Sanae (me) with Healthy Happy Pooch, Kula
I took our oldest dog, Kula to the workshop. She is usually very quiet so I thought she might not be a good dog to communicate, but Lydia said right a way when she met Kula that she likes to communicate so I choose the right dog. I thought she was a good one because she might know more about our household issues and what we need to do to solve them.
Animal Communicator workshop class room
In the morning we learned certain breeds of traits that cannot be changed by us for example: Border Collies: very busy minds. Chihuahuas: tiny guard dogs etc. these information are from Lydia’s book “ Conversation with Animals” I learn not just dogs and cats, but horses, birds, Reptiles, and Pot Belly Pigs, also. I also learned each animal’s their behavior problems.
Animal Communicator, Lydia & Masano with Biscuit
In the afternoon, Lydia let us practice right a way with all the dogs that were there. I found out I receive messages by colors from dogs that I communicate. I actually got good right answered from most of dogs. One of the practice questions were where do they live, one of dogs, Lani showed me a square shape of garden, which looks like vegetables garden and swimming pool. I said to myself, I must be imagining, but Lani’s human mom, Karil said they have garden and swimming pool…..OMG! The next question was what they like to eat. Lani said she loves to eat white food so I had to ask him if it is ice-cream and he said not sweet, salty and showed me popcorn. I was afraid to tell Lydia when she asked me why I got so quietly said popcor~~~~n??? Karil said that her husband gives her popcorn. It is not my imagination. I can’t believe everything I communicate were pretty much right. There are many different ways to receive message from all the animals and I received my message with shape and colors. My friend, AJ who has been practicing it for a long time she received by song and music and how she communicating with animals are amazing to me.
Animal Communicator, Lydia with Karen and Lulu
Animal Communicator, Lydia with Monica and Luka
What did my Kula said? She said we need a bigger house and let Lumi who is most active dogs in our home to take more dog classes and to be a service dog like Kula. She has mission for her life which was the same way I was feeling for a long time that is why she is taking a class and soon she is going to take a test for canine good citizen which it the first step to be a therapy and service dog. I am glad that I was communicating with my dogs and helping them to grow more of what they like to do according to Kula. The next time I want to bring Lumi and see what she has to say.
Animal Communicator, Lydia with Chef AJ & Bailey and Sue, Roscoe & Snicker
The workshop was fun and a full of surprises to me.
Am I able to help dogs with this skill in the future?
I do not know, but I really want to practice and continue to learn more…
Happy life with wags and woofs!
Love, Sanae
