I wanted to get your thoughts on animal communication.
Has anyone tried it, especially for anxious or stressed dogs?
I've heard it can help to understand how the animal is feeling, but I'd love some real-life feedback.
Thanks!
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If you’d like to give it a try, I’m currently training and as I need to practise, the sessions are free. You can see what you think for yourself. It’s true that it’s not a scientific approach; it’s all about intuition. Don't hesitate to reach out
Hi there,
As a vet student, "telepathic" animal communication doesn't have a recognised scientific basis. Any observed effects often come more from the extra attention given to the animal rather than the method itself. For an anxious dog, the most effective approaches remain behavioural analysis, a suitable environment and, if necessary, support from a vet or a behaviourist. In short: there’s no harm in trying it out of curiosity, but to actually help your dog, it's best to stick to proven methods.
Best regards,
Romane
If you already know your dog is anxious, I don’t think there’s much point in paying someone just to tell you that. You probably have an idea of what’s causing it, and from there, you can get support from a professional who will work with you to help your dog.
"Animal communication" is basically just telepathy under another name. Nobody has ever proven that it actually exists. For an anxious or stressed dog, your first port of call should be your vet to find out if it's linked to a health issue. If there are no medical problems, you could then consider seeing a behaviourist.
The most natural thing when you’ve got a dog who is just 'too much' (whatever the issue actually is) is to have them socialised by other dogs. Tolerant, well-balanced dogs will always be a thousand times more effective than any human at getting a dog to decide to change its usual behaviours...
