Animal communication is a fantastic way to help prepare your
family for introducing a new pet into your home.
I spoke with a
female German Shepherd, Angelina, whose family wanted to ask her thoughts and
feelings about adopting a new dog into the home.
Me: What did you
think of Peter?
Angelina: I was
impressed by him. He was very strong and sure of himself. I liked his energy.
Me: Do you think
you would like him to come live with you?
Angelina: It would
be good. I think we could play together in the backyard. I would like him to
know that he isn't going to dominate everything, though. (Peter had already piped
in earlier that he believed that he would be the more dominate dog in the
house). There are certain things we will need to negotiate. For example, the
food zone.
Me: How about the
sleep situation?
Angelina: It will
be important to have a period of time where we sleep in different rooms.
Me: So you are
feeling positive about Peter coming to live with you?
Angelina: Yes. I
feel like the anxiety that I have around men will be reduced with Peter's
presence.
Angelina's input
helped her family to make a clearer decision and they felt more confident in
choosing to bring their new family member, Peter, into their home!
This communication
is a prime example of some of the thoughts and feelings that our animal family
members experience when a new animal is being introduced into a family.
If you are
considering adopting a pet, always consider the current animals who live with
you and how they might feel about this change.
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