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The good pet owner.. Since I was a child I have

The good pet owner..

Since I was a child I have been obsessed with this idea of what a good pet owner is and does. When I got my first guinea pig at the age of 9, I remember making strict rules for myself. That I had to sit with her AT LEAST half an hour in the morning and evening, otherwise it was a shame for her. I followed them every day until I lost my last guinea pig at the age of 15.

This way of having animals has followed me well into my adult life. Eternal guilty, eternal desire to find more and new ways to please the animals, and never being satisfied with the effort I had put in for the day. I love animals and I will do anything for them. I will go so far as to set aside myself and everything else, for their sake. I was so taken with this idea that I would often exceed my own limits and abilities, just to feel that I had been there for my animals today.

I could find myself getting up extra early just to sit with the horses for a bit in the morning if I had a busy day. I could manage to force myself out with the horses, even though I was sick and had absolutely no strength left.

But in my conversations with the animals, I became aware of the consequences for the animals. That it doesn't feel nice for them that we are always watching over and worrying about them. That if we didn't want to be with them, they felt it. That when we exceeded our own limits, it was also what we showed our animals, a weakness and an imbalance that we passed on.

It has taken YEARS to break this bad habit. And sometimes it comes up again when I choose to prioritize something else over my animals on a single day. Then the bad conscience comes, the thoughts race whether it is really okay and how I can make it right again. I still have to CONSCIOUSLY stop myself. Breath.

My view of what a good pet owner is has changed, and is now without rules and is more about doing what my gut tells me, and making sure I authentically include myself in everything around my animals. And I see that they thrive better than ever before, now that I take responsibility for myself, my worries and my joy – and don't look to them to solve it for me.

How I taught my pony not to fear the hoof trimmer.

How I taught my pony not to fear the hoof trimmer..

And how you can help your animal be prepared for all kind of situations and therefore be less fearful <3

"No animals are evil" On my visit to Dyrenes Frie

"No animals are evil"

On my visit to Dyrenes Frie Farm I met the pig Trine. She comes from a production stable, where she was unfortunately at the bottom of the hierarchy, was bitten to pieces, and was rescued by one of the employees and ended up at the shelter.

She is sad about what she has experienced in the past, where she experienced being outside, being the weak one, getting hurt, not being able to keep up - she describes the environment she lived in as extremely stressful and great competition among the pigs. "I'm the lucky one," she tells me. I ask what she means though? "I got out of there, but what about all those who were left behind?".

Her heart weeps for those who didn't get away - even if they were the ones who did her harm. “They didn't do it on purpose. Pigs are not evil, but if we are under enough pressure and have to fight for our survival, then we will do what it takes". Everyone was fighting for survival because the stress was so incredibly high. She believes that this is why there was trouble in the group. “Everyone is under pressure and scared. I was lucky and my vulnerability saved me! I couldn't defend myself, my mother was gone, the others could only take care of themselves because they were just as stressed as I was."

It is amazing to feel that there is no anger directed at the other pigs, she is not mad at them, only has compassion for their fate and for the situation they all ended up in. Her message is "Animals want each other well, if only there is enough for everyone. Evil is only a manifestation of humans limiting us. I wish everyone could have and achieve the freedom I have, that I could take all those I lived with out here too."

It touched me incredibly deeply. That the 'evil', 'harshness' and cynicism we sometimes see in animals, such as chickens pecking each other to pieces or horses attacking each other, does not come from within. But is a result of the circumstances they are in, the stress they live under or the pressure they experience. No animal is born evil, I believe Trine, but everyone can get so pressured that they have to defend themselves. It is our noblest task to never push the animals that far.

What animals most often ask me to convey to their

What animals most often ask me to convey to their person.. Is there really a big difference between us and them? Deep inside isn't this exactly what we all are looking for and why we got drawn to the animals in the first place? I know it is for me..

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A different starting point A colleague of mine ha

A different starting point

A colleague of mine had taken in a stray cat who was wild. So wild that he couldn't be touched and that he spent a lot of energy avoiding people and being where they weren’t in the house. He had been allowed to, but she was worried about the winter. He didn't want to use the cat door, and she couldn't leave the house door open all winter, while she feared he would feel trapped, if he was unable to leave the house. She had tried leaving the cat door tied open, then slowly made the opening smaller, but every time he had to touch the cat door, he stopped using it.

In my conversation with him, it was clear that he had a lot of trauma with him. The worst was around his body. He hated touch because he had no contact with himself at all. He could not feel his body, it was not safe to be present in it because it had so many bad experiences with it. He couldn't bear the thought of touching the cat door at all - it became far too intimate for him and his body.

Therefore, he and I agreed together that we should practice getting down into the body first. That's why I asked the owner to hang strings of yarn down in front of the opening in the cat's door. At first just one string, but then slowly more. The cat door should be completely open. He simply had to get used to something touching the body and gently getting him into contact with it. At the same time, his lovely owner talked to him about being in the body, and she had to show him how it could be nice to be in the body, by staying in contact with her own.

Already after a few weeks, the owner wrote that for the first time he had laid down next to her, with physical contact with her feet. That he walked past her several times and let her touch his tail – and best of all, that he had started using the cat door, even when it was closed!

To me, this is such a fine example of why we sometimes have to tackle problems from a completely different angle. Very often the problem is a symptom of something fundamental that is not working for our animals - and if we get it under control first, problems will resolve themselves.

What if it’s not a coincidence? A few weeks ag

What if it’s not a coincidence?

A few weeks ago I wanted to take Cokko for a walk. I took his rope halter out into the paddock, but when he saw me and it, he turned and walked 20 meters away. I told him out loud in words that I wanted to take him on a walk. He turned an ear towards me, listened, but he did not come. It was clear he didn't feel like it today. So I told him out loud that he could to take the day off and we would take Chanel instead.

He chewed, snorted, then turned to come over and be petted. Now that he was free, he could come over and talk. My boyfriend decided to tease him, and then said: "okay Cokko, so you wanted to go on a trip anyway?", and immediately Cokko turned around and almost trotted away. Insistent on showing us that no he definitely wouldn't!

The other day he did it again. I brought the rope halter and he went his way, but this time he went to where we open for grass every morning. He hadn't been out yet. So I told him he would go out to pasture when we were done. He immediately turned around, and stuck his head into the rope halter himself. When we got home from the trip and I released him, he went straight to the gate, ready for the grass.

Telepathy wasn't even needed. It was so clear what he was telling me. He spoke his clear language. I think all too often, we humans neglect what our animals do - and write it off as coincidences. Or we think that once we leave, he will probably enjoy the trip. But I feel the animals have the right to speak up and that it is our responsibility to listen. I love that he can show me just by walking away, rather than trying to throw me off, refuse to go or run away on a trip.

I hope we get better at letting the animals talk with their bodies and behavior, that we listen to it as important information, and that we show that we are willing to act on what they tell us. What if you played with the idea that nothing your animal does is random? That it does everything with full deliberation - what would their behaviour mean?

The dog and the pink leash I had been asked to sp

The dog and the pink leash

I had been asked to speak to the dog Boris. The owner experienced that they had challenges in their communication and relationship, and there was particularly a problem that Boris barked at all other dogs and pulled hard on the leash to get to the other dogs. It made the owner uneasy, and she had started to hate the walks because she always felt she had to keep an eye out for other dogs coming their way.

When I talked to Boris about it, he quickly told me he wanted a pink leash. It was clear that he thought that would solve the problem. I asked him if there was anything that needed training or anything the owner could do differently, but he stuck to his wish. Fortunately, I have learned to think like an animal - and animals experience everything in terms of energy. A pink color has a vibration that is different from all other colors, for example. Therefore, I suggested it to the owner, who was very skeptical.

A few weeks passed, then she called me again. She had waited a long time for the pink leash, as she thought it was too strange - but had finally become so desperate that she had decided to try it. “And then there was nothing! He actually just went to the other dogs to say hello and play with them," she said in surprise. "I don't understand why or what changed, but I'm happy to be able to walk again," she said.

But I understood well what had changed. Her attitude! By buying him the pink leash, she had said: "okay I listen to your wishes and I am willing to give you what you need". It's already a big help. In addition, the pink color should soften her. She saw her dog as big, strong and fierce. But the pink color was supposed to represent his gentle, caring and playful inner self. All the softness in him. And when she could look at him and see the soft values instead, he could also show them – also to other dogs!

Animals are so intelligent and they understand what it takes to bring about change for themselves and their human. We must learn to think of the world as energy because that how the animals live in this world.

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