The Animal Whisperer with Suzan Vaughn: Animal Communication Stories

In this episode: Man and dog come together to bring comfort, companionship and profound lessons to one another; advancing their skills in inter-species communication. Could the dog impart to his person that his canine body language meant something completely different than how his man interpreted it? Would the human be able to understand dog-speak? And did a past life together, contribute to making their bond so deep and meaningful?

A loving dog mom requested my services when she didn't understand the puzzling behaviors her dog exhibited. Why didn't the little dog come when she was called? How come she refused to eat her food? Was she excited, nervous or sick when she rode in the car and why didn't she sit in her doggie car seat? This chihuahua poodle mix left her human mom scratching her head until I asked the dog to explain. Direct communication with Mango cleared everything up when I translated what the dog had to say.

In the Canadian home of Lilly and Ingrid there lived a variety of animal species. The family had recently adopted a young pomeranian who was 6 months old. There was also a richly patterned fat-tailed African gecko called Autumn. They also had two bunny rabbits: Trin and Bun Hen. This household with a variety of animal companions was a wonderful, loving place for all of them, and each animal was full of surprises as to what they said.

Can losing a young animal that you love dearly ever be a good thing? When young animals mistakenly die early, they often return in another dog body relatively soon. Some feel as if they still need to complete the life with their people, and will tell me they'll be back soon. But grief can be so thick, it's hard to let that information through, especially when the emotions are so raw. Here's a story about a young fearless chihuahua who returned to his people 6 months after he died unexpectedly at the age of just 1 and a half years old.

What's a love bird without a lover? One such bird by the name of Enrique had recently lost a mate but that wasn't all. He lived in a house where the occupants ran for their lives as their home burned down. Enrique was ready for a new mate and he followed our instructions, showing us exactly the mate he had in mind.

In my early days as an animal communicator, I practiced my new craft on animals that belonged to friends. One such animal was Jack the cat. Jack showed me where I needed more trust and practice, and what it means when a cat says "Nope. Not ready to come in yet." We forged a new depth of trust and I learned how to accept the gift of time and solitude as I grappled with doubt and anxiety.

They tried every traditional remedy to keep the fleas off of their cats but nothing worked. Could the Animal Whisperer solve their problem by asking the fleas to leave? And what about those resilient roaches? Would they vacate an ancient house where they'd lived for decades? Inter-species communication to the rescue.

Jo, a traveling nurse, had a recurring problem. Under the hood of her car lived a small mouse. It ate hoses and belts for lunch. She didn't want to hurt the mouse, so she needed to think outside the box. Enter animal communicator Suzan Vaughn, who offered a new place for the mouse to live that elevated the rodent's status!

A Guinea Pig's Story. In this episode, Suzan Vaughn recounts the story of Wiggy, a long-haired guinea pig companion. He comes from a difficult past, is rescued by Suzan, and comes to know what it's like to experience the loving touch of a human hand.

Reptilians are full of surprises, and one chameleon I met instructed me further on the perspective of his lizard family. With no experience dealing with his kind, my mind and heart were wide open to Karma the chameleon, as he and his human became my clients. And as long as we're talking about reptiles, I'm following up Karma's story with the tale of a bearded dragon pair that lived in the bedroom of two young boys. How they reacted to our request was eyebrow-raising.