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The Secret to Improving Animal Behaviors

 

Whether you’re working with a parrots, dog, cat, horse or Guinea pig there is one secret that works for improving behaviors in animals – acknowledging their sentience and self-awareness.

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Sentience Defined

The dictionary defines sentience as being able to perceive or feel things.  While self-awareness is the conscious knowledge of one’s own character, feelings, motives and desires.

 

Examples of Self-awareness

If you spent any time at all with animals of any species you’ll agree that you’ve seen them make choices and indicate their desire to have something.  I’m sure you’ve also been able to recognize the wide range of feelings and emotions they can have and express.  From fear to love, to gratitude  and friendship, curiosity and boredom.  We’ve seen them try to convince us into doing something, and we’ve recognized their joy when they succeed, and their disappointment when we refuse.

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Learn to Talk With Your Animals

During a Healing and Communication Session I teach my clients a new way of talking with their critter kids. This new approach to communicating with them respects an animal’s sentience and provides them clear information and clear directions regarding the behaviors you want to see them do.  Please know that animals do have free will, they can pick and choose the behaviors they want to do. However, after an animal truly understands what his ‘favorite person’ wants him to do, many times a dog, cat, parrot, horse or gerbil happily complies.

Learn more by scheduling a personalized consultation with me.

 

Leslie Moran

Leslie is skilled at using food and nutrition to reverse or prevent disease conditions from developing in the first place in parrots and finches. Since 2002 she has been researching the facts and translating the science of nutrition into practical solutions, and easy to use food combinations, for those who care about the health and well-being of the companion birds, parrots and finches, in their homes or their aviary flocks.

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