A Pet Communicator's Blog
This is what Stitch wants!
Come across skeptics about animal communications, they’d ask “How do you know it’s not your imaginations?”.
I am not surprised by this questions because I asked myself the same in the beginning.
I didn’t know how to answer this until last night at our study group.
We asked Stitch “What would you like to eat now?”
We all got the same answer “ICE CREAM”.
Now, if it’s really just our imagination, would ice cream pop out in all our minds?
[I have obtained prior approval from Golden Boy's owner for publishing this case]
Just had a chat with Golden Boy, a 2.5 year old chihuahua. I was expecting to chat with a naughty and mischievous boy until I started talking to him, he was easy going and fun to chat with, and very well mannered!
Me: Hey, Golden Boy! Your owner asked me to have a chat with you, is that ok?
GB: Sure, let’s talk! (said with an upbeat tone)
Me: She wants to know if you like her or her mom more?
GB: (Without hesitation) Mom. (the owner’s mom) Because she plays with me all the time.
(Golden Boy’s owner told me that it’s very obvious that he likes her mom more, especially when she plays with him everyday before he sleeps.)
Me: Your owner told me you are very naughty sometimes?
GB: No, I am not.
Me: But you are naughtier than Mui Mui (another dog in the house) ?
GB: No, not naughtier, we are just very different.
Me: You bark all the time?
GB: Bark? no I don’t bark.
Me: Well, did you go “woof woof” at people?
GB: Oh yeah! I was just striking conversations with them. Why? They think I talk too loud?
Me: Yeah, I am afraid so.
GB: Fine… I will lower my voice next time.
(His owner told me little Golden Boy is very chatty, whenever people talks, he would joins the conversation. Well, let’s see if he really lowers his voice then.)
Me: What’s your favorite toy?
(GB didn’t give me a verbal answer. Instead, I found some interesting scenes popping up – he was watching soccer matches and imagined himself as one of the soccer players! I asked the owner if Golden Boy likes soccer, and she told me that every night, they would pass a soccer field and sometimes people would be playing soccer there. Golden Boy would stop and watch the matches for a bit every now and then. Well, I guess he was also fantasising himself as a soccer hero! LOL!)
Teddy refused to answer a political question
[The following blog post obtained prior approval from Teddy's owner]
Don’t be fooled by Teddy’s cute and cheeful appearance, this 7-year old dog got attitude!
It took me three attempts to get him turn around, and he even refused to answer one of my questions! Well, ok, I admit, this is a political question, and I might not be able to answer if I was being asked.
Here is how it went:
Me: Hey, Teddy… COME ON! your mom and dad want me to have a chat with you. Can you PLEASEEEEEE turn around?
(that’s my 3rd attempt – finally, he turned around and looked at me without saying a word.)
Me: Do you like daddy more?
(Teddy gave me a naughty smile)
Teddy: I am not gonna discuss that.
Me: It’s ok, you can tell me.
Teddy: Nope, I am not telling you.
Me: Is that because you worry that mommy and daddy will get upset with your answer?
(I was trying to have him open up)
Teddy: Nope, not telling.
(… and of course, I failed. What a smart dog! )
May be you can ask for Teddy’s advice if your girlfriend asks who you’d save if both her and your mom fall into deep water.
Thanks to Stitch, I became a pet communicator! 
Stitch and I had an “on-line relationship” four years ago.
I went on a Chihuahua forum and found an owner given away a baby chi. On the little web cam thumbnail, I saw a tiny innocent pooch. Without second thoughts, I ring up the owner and took it home. I still remember holding her for the first time – she was only the size of my palm, at 2 months.
Stitch and I been through ups and downs. She was always there for me, and I have poured my heart for this little girl. My animal communications teacher said that all pets / animals are here for a reason – to teach us. This little girl has definitely taught me a lot, and she is also the reason why I got into pet communications.
Thanks, Stitch. xoxo.
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