Cousteau (horse): “My mom and I have a good way of communicating. When she asks me a question and it is a yes I tap her hand with my muzzle. Though when my mom gets anxious she asks too many questions in her head and then I don’t know what to answer. It is important to ask one question and then make sure your mind stays on that one question so that you animal can respond; otherwise we get very confused.”
Dante (dog): I like it best when she asks me a question when I am lying down and she is sitting next to me. I respond and then she wonders if she got it or not. The best thing for people to do is to trust what they get. So often they keep questioning what they got until they forget the answer all together.
Izzy (cat): My dad just needs to wait for the answer. He says something to me and then walks away and starts thinking about something else. I scream to him, “Hey Dad, listen and you might get it!”
Chloe (cat): My mom gets me great. She is a good communicator. She takes a lot of time thinking about what she is going to say to me. Then pictures it and feels it at the same time. When I talk to her back she understands my feelings ‘cause they rush through her body.
Angie (filly): I can hear my mom thinking about me from a distance. This is really special. I got scared of the wind and a tree making noise and then I felt my mom wondering how I was. It was very cool.
Reno (dog): My dad and I talk all the time. Most of the time he thinks that he has great plans but really they are my plans that he thinks are his.


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Paulina Parrot: I don't really know what my person is thinking about and I don't care to know. Persons are boring except when they bring me seeds and nuts, especially walnuts. I don't understand at all why all those others are interested in persons. Me, I am interested in hearing what the crows outside have to say; now, they're REALLY interesting! ...And, of course, I am interested in self.
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