The Shelties Speak: My Experience with an Animal Communicator

Really neat Chris, thanks for telling us about your experience.

I've been thinking of hiring an animal communicator for ages. After reading about another member's experience, I started looking into it again. Reading about your experience makes me want to hire one even more! I'd love some insight into Toby's and Sadie's behaviors.

If anyone is interested, this is the person I'll likely be hiring at some point. Read some of her 'tails,' they gave me chills! And the first one is about an elderly sheltie.

http://www.leapingwolfanimalcommunication.com/testimonials.htm
 
OMG. A necklace, huh? I love when they tell you such random things like that. It's amazing. Being told Koji is bored with agility made me "floored". I thought he loved it. LOL.

Can't wait to see the necklace and it sounded like a great and helpful reading.
 
I don't need a dog whisperer:
Sca says more food, and well I need more food

Spitfire says WAAADAAAAAA! which needs no further translation if you have seen him :lol:

Oh and they both said say hi to Ms Annie
 
Layla's Necklace

Here is Princess Layla wearing her new necklace. It's just as she requested -- blue and gold with black flecks -- lapis lazuli! She seemed most pleased when it arrived -- licked it calmly. It's on a macrame cord, very dignified. Lapis is the stone of wisdom and inspiration -- it's also the gemstone for December. Layla was born on 15 December, and as you learned when you spoke with her, she is very wise. At Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, she helps inspire wounded warriors, as she does for my students at The Eisenhower School.
 

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I don't need a dog whisperer:
Sca says more food, and well I need more food

Spitfire says WAAADAAAAAA! which needs no further translation if you have seen him :lol:

Oh and they both said say hi to Ms Annie

Annie says "How ya doin', boys?"
 
Here is Princess Layla wearing her new necklace. It's just as she requested -- blue and gold with black flecks -- lapis lazuli! She seemed most pleased when it arrived -- licked it calmly. It's on a macrame cord, very dignified. Lapis is the stone of wisdom and inspiration -- it's also the gemstone for December. Layla was born on 15 December, and as you learned when you spoke with her, she is very wise. At Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, she helps inspire wounded warriors, as she does for my students at The Eisenhower School.

Layla is very pretty with her new jewel:yes:
 
Layla looks very proud and happy. What a nice necklace. It's cracking me up. Who knew our dogs had fashion sense? Mine probably have more than me! :lol:
 
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