Author Archives: Dawn Allen

Myth #1: Animals can be “made” to change a behavior. I have asked animals to change their behavior and they have responded promptly and generously.  When that has happened I always heard their side first and offered alternatives, compromises or explanations. Telepathic communication can be useful in helping both sides understand one another, but animalsContinue reading “Myths, Ideas, and One Fuzzy Bunny”

My mission is to help people and animals understand each other.  More specifically I enjoy assisting my clients reach household harmony and happiness through mutual understanding.  Many of the animals that I work with are what we call “pets”.  Their primary reason for being invited into the homes of my clients is to become aContinue reading “Living with Humans”

Sometimes the best lessons in life arrive in small furry packages.  This is certainly true of Ted, the small rex rabbit I adopted on January 6, 2002 .  Throughout my childhood and teen-age years I shared my life with pet rabbits, but nothing prepared me for this guy!  He is older, having spent the pastContinue reading “Introducing Ted”

Cheryl called me a few months ago regarding Spike, her 130 lb Mutt (Mastiff and Lab mix). When left alone in the home with their other dog, Spike was “stealing”. Standing on his hind legs he would clear the counter tops and table, empty the trash, and sometimes eat what he found. During our firstContinue reading “Framing Floyd”

Sitting in a soft pile of alfalfa hay I gaze at five llamas, as Rob and Alice stand nearby. The communication session this morning reminds me of how many lessons animals have to offer us. The llamas are so observant of human energy and thoughts, it is an amazing learning to simply notice their reactionsContinue reading “Understanding Behavior. Humans and Unconscious Telepathy”