Life with animals is a journey of shared energy and emotion. Just as your pet looks to you for guidance and reassurance, their presence also impacts your own nervous system. This dance of co-regulation—where both you and your pet influence one another's emotional and physical states—is a cornerstone of your bond.

But let's be honest: it can be challenging. Some moments feel like harmony, where both of you are grounded and calm. Other moments feel overwhelming when stress, fear, or sadness take over. And that's okay. You don't need to be perfect, nor does your pet. What matters is showing up with compassion for yourself and for them, knowing that your connection offers a pathway to balance.

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Animal communication can help you understand your animal better. And if you have a rescue or reactive animal, it can certainly give your relationship a jump start in learning more about each other. This blog looks at the most common reactions a rescue or reactive dog can have when faced with a new situation and how to best approach them from an animal communicator’s perspective.

One way you can reduce misunderstandings with our canine companions is to become aware of the role body language plays in your interaction. One common interaction where we can see vast differences in body language between humans and dogs is when greeting one another. Here are some tips to help you create a stronger connection when greeting a dog.

We all want to better understand and relate to our pets and our pets do the best they can to navigate our world and language when they live with us. What we don't realize is the depths that our animals communicate back to us with their body. Becoming familiar with the role of their body language in your communication with them will ensure that their important messages won’t be missed. Let me teach you how to learn your pet’s distinct body language!