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How to Tell If You Need a Pet Psychic
Ever been to a psychic and to have your palm read, interpret tarot cards,
or put you in contact with a deceased loved one? Pet Psychics do that and
much more with cats, dogs, and other animals. We define the word "psychic"
as meaning someone who can perceive information hidden from the normal
senses through what is described as extrasensory perception (ESP).
Pet psychics have been the subject of a few comedy movies in the last
10-25 years, including Ace Ventura: Pet Detective and Dr. Doolittle. More
recently, the television shows The Pet Psychic and Dog Whisperer have
given more credibility to the concept of pet psychics, even though it
continues to be something about which people are highly skeptical and are
concerned about being scammed. Some pet psychics indicate that they can
talk with deceased animals, while others hold themselves out more as
animal psychologists.
Let's first look at the more psychological services that pet psychics
perform. People like Caesar Milan, The Dog Whisperer, believe that they
have psychic abilities to communicate with dogs in order to discover the
cause of and correct behavior disorders. While there are many reasons to
seek out the services of a pet psychic, the main one tends to be when
there is a relationship breakdown between the dog and the dog's owner and
they want to get to the root of the problem to repair and restore the
relationship. Providing advice to dog owners and counseling to dogs is a
growing industry.
Not unexpectedly, the scientific community rejected the possibility of all
psychic phenomena, whether dealing with humans or animals.
During World War I was when we encountered the term pet psychic for the
first time. At that time, the Association for Research and Enlightenment
experimented with concepts concerning human paranormal and psychic
abilities when they discovered that they could also communicate
telepathically with animals, dead or alive. Pet psychics claim to
communicate with animals by connecting with their electromagnetic energy
or souls. There are a number of websites where pet psychics offer their
services indicating that they can do a reading over the phone or by
looking at a photograph of the deceased pet. Sometimes a séance is held. A
séance is an event where people join together with a psychic or medium to
listen to messages transmitted by a dearly departed dog through the
psychic to the pet's owner. Psychics say that dogs show them mental
pictures of what they want to say. There's a story of a séance involving a
woman who had to place her dog in a kennel when she got married and while
the dog was at the kennel; it escaped and was run over by a car. The dog's
owner was hysterical and filled with guilt and wanted to communicate with
her deceased Shetland Sheepdog. The pet psychic held a séance to
communicate with the dearly departed retriever and told the pet's owner
that the pet was upset and felt abandoned when it was put in a kennel. The
psychic explained to the dog why its owner had placed it in a kennel and
related back to the owner that the dog found peace with that answer and
the owner recovered from her guilt and anxiety over the incident.
Because we love our dogs and regard them as members of our families, many
people feel as though they are "visited" by their pets, sort of like a dog
ghost, after their beloved pet passes away. Many people tell stories of
hearing their dog's distinctive bark or paws on the floor long after the
pet has passed away. It's usually at that point when someone might want to
reach out to a pet psychic to communicate with their furry friend in order
to either tell them that they miss them or to ask if their pet is okay now
where they are in death.
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