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Free Tele-Seminar Describes Animal Communication

Have you heard about animal communication, but can’t quite get a handle on what it is and how it might be helpful for you and your pet?

Have you actually worked with an animal communicator, enjoyed the experience, but wonder just exactly how the communicator receives information from animals?

More and more people are finding value in working with an animal communicator, yet for many is it a “leap of faith” based on a recommendation from a friend. If you have questions about animal communication, please join me for a FREE tele-seminar:

Your Pet is Speaking; Are You Listening?

Tuesday, March 9, 2010

6:15 p.m. MST (5:15 PST; 7:15 CST; 8:15 EST)

FREE  (long-distance phone charges may apply)

In the 45-minute tele-seminar, we will cover: 

  • What is animal communication?
  • How do animal communicators receive and convey information from and to the animals?
  • How can animal communication benefit me and my household?
  • Questions and Answers
  • Stories and examples from actual animal communication sessions

The tele-seminar is open to anyone interested in knowing more about animal communication. Please join us as we explore the benefits of animal communication.

To RSVP for the free “Your Pet is Speaking; Are You Listening?” tele-seminar on March 9th, please email to add your name to the participant list. You will receive dial-in instructions in advance of the seminar.

For information about Kelly Krueger, Articulate Animals, and animal communication, visit www.ArticulateAnimals.com.

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Animals Remain With Us In Spirit

Frequently I work with people in my animal communication practice whose animals have transitioned to the spirit world. It is an emotional topic and I am honored to help them connect to their beloved pets after they have passed. My hope is for the human client to gain peace, closure, and possibly even some insights by connecting to their companions who are no longer with them in a physical form.

A client recently sent me this “Raising Duncan” strip by Chris Browne. It sums up so perfectly what I often understand from the animals.

Many times the first communication to come from the animal to their human is “I’m here.” What a comfort it is to know that animals can, and often do, remain with us in their new spirit form.

My blessings to all of you who love your animals, as they love you, no matter their current form.

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Talking To Your Animals is Great Validation!

Animal communication is, in its simplest form, validation for both you and for your pets. External validation helps us know we are on track and making a difference in our world and for those around us. It serves the same purpose for our pets.

The dictionary definition lists:

Validation - to make somebody feel valued as a person, or feel that his or her ideas or opinions are worthwhile; confirm truthfulness of something – to confirm or establish the truthfulness or soundness of something; make something legal–to declare or render something legal or binding; i.e. validate a passport

Just as we humans enjoy a well-timed “atta boy” or “atta girl” from family or co-workers on a job well done, our pets enjoy knowing they are on track and making a difference in your life as well. Praise is immediate gratification to our pets, and most species react physically to sincere praise. An enthusiastic wag of the tail, a special “this is just for you” rubbing and purring, or a little nuzzle on the arm from a horse all give us indication that our pets appreciated our praise – the validation from you to them that they did something well or right.

In the reverse, most animals *love* giving validation to their humans for what is going on in our world. Very often, however, we humans are too preoccupied to catch the praise coming our way from our animals. Sometimes we even minimize or discourage our animals’ attempt to validate our efforts. How often have you responded to your kitty coming to give a nice leg-massage, “oh that’s just Fluffy – always asking for more attention.” That could be true, but it is not unusual for our pets to want to participate deeply in our life in the ways they know how. They want to congratulate you on your accomplishments, AND they really want to thank you and acknowledge all that you do to keep them safe and healthy. Perhaps in that moment Fluffy was sincerely expressing her pride in your accomplishments.

So many of my animal communication consultations reflect exactly this desire, and serve as a wonderful opportunity for your animals to give you some “atta boys (or girls)” on jobs well done. My list is long of animals who have jumped at the chance to tell their beloved humans:
“I love the new house; good choosing on this huge back yard!”
“That’s the *perfect* job for me – thank you for thinking of it!”
“Thank you for cooking my food; and you could add a little more {xyz} sometimes if you want to!”
“I really appreciate that you moved my litter box out of that scary room”
“You are doing a great job taking care of me as I get older; thank you for asking my opinion on what the next step should be”

What human wouldn’t relish this kind of sincere validation that we are, in fact, making a significant difference in our pets’ quality of life?

Similarly, many of my animal communication sessions provide the human with the opportunity to validate the animal in a very deep way. A nice rub on the head and a “good kitty” goes a long way in showing our immediate emotions to our pets. Adding some words around how deeply grateful we are to our animals for just being them, and a “thanks” to them for being in our lives often elicits a deep feeling of pride in animals. Quite often the ability for humans and their pets to share in mutual validation results in a much deeper emotional connection and a stronger relationship.

Yes, we certainly do communicate in some form or fashion with our pets every day. We know when we’ve given Rover a job which he performs with precision and enthusiasm, and the empty food bowl generally indicates that Fluffy likes her food. Working with a professional animal communicator can take it one step further and expand our understanding of what our pets love and desire, and can provide the validation that we need as our relationship with our pets evolve and grow.

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Animal Communication Over The Phone – Seriously?

In this day of technology, many of us are able to telecommute to our work from the convenience of our home office. We can hook up via the Internet to stay on top of emails, and our home phones or cell phones can link us in to most meetings quickly and easily. Does the same apply to the profession of animal communication? It’s one thing to participate in a meeting via phone or web conference, but can an animal communicator work with animals via phone or web conference?

phoneOne of the most frequently asked questions I receive from new clients is: how can you work with my animal if you aren’t right here with them?

Most of my animal communication consultations are performed from my home office via phone. I have a comfy futon-style chair where I curl up with my phone and the provided photograph of the subject animal. I work with the animal’s human guardian on the phone, giving the guardian real-time access to their beloved pet’s comments, feelings, and concerns. In the same way, the guardian has opportunity to express their love, appreciation, and expectations to their animals in real-time.

While the phone line connects me directly with the guardian, my link to the animal needs no physical, tangible connection. By focusing on the animal through a photograph or verbal physical description, the telepathic linkage to the animal is created.  With the guardian present via phone, I invite the animal to join us in conversation. Quite often the animal is immediately and enthusiastically ready to chat; occasionally the animal is a little more reserved until they are assured of the purpose of our conversation and that their beloved guardian is fully present and participating in the conversation. At the beginning of the consultation I “test” the linkage by describing a few general characteristics of the animal as presented by the animal to the guardian for validation, and then we proceed with the guardian’s questions and topics for their pet.

Does this differ from an in-person animal communication session? The only real difference between a phone and an in-person consultation is the presence, or lack thereof, of the phone itself! Very often the animal will come and go from the room in which our consultation is happening. With just a brief visual of the animal initially, the same telepathic linkage to the animal is present during an in-person consultation just as in a phone consultation.

The only true advantage of an in-person consultation is for the human guardian to have the comfort level of a one-to-one connection with the animal communicator. This is very valid, and I am happy to offer an in-person communication session if the human is most comfortable with this approach. The advantage of an animal communication session via phone is the absence of distractions, both for the animal communicator and the animals. If your pets are shy or have stranger fear, or if the home is a bit chaotic with the demands of young children, for example, then a phone consultation may be more comfortable for all concerned.

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New Class: Basic Animal Communication for Daily Living – Dec. 8, 2009

You can communicate to your pets *without* being a professional animal communicator! 

Please join me for this tele-class:

Basic Animal Communication for Daily Living
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
6:30 – 7:30 p.m. Mountain Time
(5:30-6:30 Pacific; 8:30-9:30 Eastern)
Cost $20 (plus possible long distance phone charges for the teleconference)

It’s true. We can all learn basic skills for communicating to our pets without spending months or years studying formal animal communication techniques. After attending this one-hour tele-class you will be able to successfully communicate simple information to your pet. For example, you may like to: 

  • Reinforce solutions after a training class or animal communication session
  • Convey your love to your animals while you are away on vacation
  • Address simple behaviors such as: Reminding your dog to stay with you at the car rather than running through the parking lot to the hiking trail; Encourage your cat to use only the appropriate scratching posts; Help your horse understand your expectations for getting in and out of the horse trailer; Request a less-aggressive style of play from your dominant guinea pig; and more

Each participant is encouraged to bring a topic to class and receive individualized guidance from Kelly on how to structure an appropriate communication to your animal. By listening to the variety of participant topics, you will learn to structure additional communications between you and your pets in your home environment.

Please RSVP by December 1st 
For questions, please email Kelly@ArticulateAnimals.com or call 303-670-0292.
Due to the interactive nature of this tele-class, registration will be limited
to eight (8) participants
.

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Your Pet is Speaking; Are You Listening?

Is animal communication right for you and your pets? More and more people are finding value in working with an animal communicator, yet for many is it a “leap of faith” based on a recommendation from a friend. If you are wondering if animal communication would benefit you and your animal family, please join me for a FREE tele-seminar titled

Your Pet is Speaking; Are You Listening?”

Wednesday, August 19, 2009

6:30 p.m. MDT   (5:30 PDT; 7:30 CDT; 8:30 EDT)

Tele-seminar is free; long-distance phone charges may apply

In the 45-minute tele-seminar, we will cover: 

Your Pet is Speaking; Are You Listening?

Your Pet is Speaking; Are You Listening?

  • What is animal communication?
  • How do animal communicators receive and convey the information from and to the animals?
  • How can animal communication benefit me and my household?
  • Questions and Answers
  • Stories and examples from actual animal communication sessions

The tele-seminar is open to anyone interested in knowing more about animal communication, whether you have worked with animal communicators in the past, or you are considering listening to your animals through an animal communicator for the first time. 

Please join us as we explore the benefits of animal communication. To RSVP for the free “Your Pet is Speaking; Are You Listening?” tele-seminar on August 19th, please email Kelly@ArticulateAnimals.com to add your email address to the participant list. You will receive a reminder and the teleconference dial-in phone number and instructions on Monday, August 17th.  

For information about Kelly Krueger, Articulate Animals, and animal communication, visit www.ArticulateAnimals.com.

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What is Animal Communication? on Live the Day radio

Kelly with client "Cooper"

Kelly with client "Cooper"

I am pleased to be a guest again on the “Live the Day” program on Blog Talk Radio with host Dr. Rachelle Disbennett-Lee. The program will air live on http://www.blogtalkradio.com/Coach-Lee48  on Monday, June 22, 2009 at 3:00 p.m. Mountain Daylight Time. Those listening live can call in to ask questions and participate in the conversation at 646-929-2440. The program will be taped and available for listening after June 22nd at http://www.blogtalkradio.com/Coach-Lee48.

Kelly and Rachelle will explore what animal communication is, what benefits can be obtained through an animal communicator, and perhaps some real-life examples and stories of how animal communication works.

For example, are you curious if animal communication works the same for all species? Or perhaps you are interested in how animal communication can help with behavioral issues. Maybe you have had a pet pass away and you would like to know if it is possible to still communicate with him? All these questions and more will be answered on the Live the Day Radio program on June 22nd. I invite you to call in with your questions about how animal communication works!

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Kelly in Cheyenne, Wyoming

I am looking forward to a day in Wyoming next month in celebration and support of a local animal rescue organization. Marci of Litl’ Bit of Love Animal Rescue Sanctuary in Carpenter (just outside of Cheyenne) contacted me some time ago to help with a fundraiser idea for her shelter. The idea took off, and I’ll be offering introductory animal communication consultations at Murdoch’s Ranch and Home Supply on Saturday, June 6th.

The day is meaningful to me for two reasons: 1) I greatly appreciate all animal rescue organizations; and 2) I was born and raised in Wyoming and it is always fun to return to my home state.

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