Since Sky talked to my cats, harmony has been restored to my home! I am so blessed I found Sky. I always refer people to Sky when they are having trouble with their pets. She is truly gifted!
Why does my animal do that?
Why won’t they stop?
I do a lot of work with people whose animals have behavior issues.
Causes of behavior issue might be:
For both new and long term behavior issues I’ve found the following helpful:
— determining the cause of their behavior if possible
— allowing the animal to release their feelings about their behavior issue
— helping the animal understand what alternative behavior would be better for the animal and their person
— finding out from the animal how their person can help them with the issue
By doing this, we can go a long way toward resolving the animal’s behavior issues. Please note: I cannot guarantee one hundred percent that an animal will change or moderate its behavior. Like humans, animals have free will and I cannot make them do anything.
Please note: I cannot guarantee one hundred percent that an animal will change or moderate its behavior. Like humans, animals have free will and I cannot make them do anything.
That being said …
Behaviour Success Stories
• Abby –
Abby was a cat who pee’d outside her litter box. This stopped after talking to Abby over a couple of communication sessions!
• Faegan –
Faegan was a young horse who kept pulling his feet away when his person tried to pick out his feet. This stopped after just one communication session!
• Sammy –
Sammy was a parrot who loved to be out of his cage, but would poop everywhere. After we asked Sammy to poop on paper towels instead, he was cooperative with this most of the time.
• Bear –
Bear was a very fearful dog and wouldn’t let anyone touch or pet him. Immediately after his first communication session, he jumped up on his owners chair to be petted!
• Handsome –
Handsome was an event horse who kept “calling” and endlessly fretting when his trailering buddy was led away to work. When we talked to him we asked him to stand quietly and watch for his horse buddy to return, and he did!
• Mojo –
Mojo was a cat who kept trying to “hunt” his person’s pet turtle and frog. During his communication session we told him that they were “family and not food” and said that he could watch them from six feet away. From then on that’s exactly what he did!