Communication with Animals

Leadership is a necessity to offer animals security and shows that they do not have to take on that role themselves. Good leadership is the same as having a good boss. Someone who supports, encourages, believes in you, protects you/defends you in those respects where you may have made a mistake. It is often better to be permissive in certain situations because it is through mistakes that you learn, both for animals and for humans. Rewards are what motivates. Corrections are sometimes and often necessary but should be in a well-balanced and well-thought-out way. You can learn that from me. The results you can expect after a contact with me also depend very much on the owner/leader. It's about being consistent and following the instructions given and preserving the understanding that is conveyed from the animal. The first and foremost is respect and if you give it, you get it. Animals are amazing at adapting and you can basically always start over if you feel you may have made a mistake in some way. It is okay to misunderstand, not understand and maybe not always have the knowledge. Animals take it. Animals live in the present. The times they think back in time are when events, behaviors such as examples remind themselves. It can be replaced with new events and behaviors develop in step with understanding and knowledge which leads to security and respect. What often stops development are feelings that limit, which are often linked to self-criticism, which in turn can lead to resignation and even despair. A desperate pet owner does not signal security and leadership. It often signals that the animal itself needs to handle situations and master them, often with its own leadership. The longer these feelings go on, the stronger the animal's own development in this becomes. This behavior can be broken and it can be done within a short period of time. The clearer you as a pet owner are about why animals do what they do, and when (in which situations), the better the conditions for finding solutions. Animals are like people. Different from individual to individual. Sometimes it is appropriate to generalize, but a good attitude is to avoid it initially, but rather be open to what your animal's behavior is and why. My experience is that when you understand, tension and anxiety are released, and the animals feel it. If you are calm, the animals will be calmer. It's all about balance. Words are something that animals can learn, but emotions and energies are much, much clearer means of communication. Animals are primarily concerned with the energy you emit, not what you say. Therefore, it is very grateful to invest in yourself first, and then start your collaboration with your animal again. This investment can be just a session or two in personal development to help yourself contribute to a nice coexistence with understanding together with your animal.