Early start for me this morning, walking a beautiful dalmationxretriever then off to Whiteman Park for our 8am session with German Shepherd in tow, helping bring balance and calm to the little fluffy Schitzu, terrier x and kelpie x border collie.  They all loved the balance of rest, play and socialising — humans and furry friends.

A quick session with my 12 year old thoroughbred who is hand fed by many visitors each day, making her a little spoilt and cheeky and then off to Taylors for a delightful night of social fundraising — Jilli, my kelpie was a huge delight to the children and adults who loved to give pats to friendly dogs.  A great ambassador for our business.  Thankyou special dog.

Walked Carrie and heard that the other doberman is doing
well socially.  Go Gnarla.

Walked with old couple and their snappy dog who likes Carrie
but not a lot of other dogs, she looks a bit happier, they still worry.

Horse function with Paula and met her new dog Trixie the
jack russelxdalmation.

Took Carrie and George to see Toby and he is so much happier
and has not even looked at anyone in a bad way – they are doing a great job
with him.   They all look happier, so
pleased for them.

And so happy that the dingo pup has been found and reunited
with her family after 8 weeks.

We are so excited as we will be starting our Group Sessions in Whiteman Park on the 7th January 2012 Saturday 9am and Tuesday 4.30 — Bookings are essential as we are keeping a minimum number so you can have specialised assistance if required.  It will be organised socialising and fun.

Please contact me for details and a booking on 0408 949 683 or email info@animism.com.au

We have been holding social cuppa’s and breakfast sessions at the Swan Valley Cafe just to assist people with socialising their pooches and it has been very successful and informative — if you would like to come along, please contact us.  It can change how you perceive your dog.

We have some very fun games to assist with socialising your dog and enjoy assisting their owners to manage unwanted behaviours.

2012 is going to be a big year for Animism and we would love you to be a part of it with us.  Lets get our pets back out there socialising.

See you soon

Successful training Programme in Northam with indigenous group of very special people who love their family and animals. 

Segments with 92.9fm with a rottweiller and cat.

Segment on the garden show with Matthew and Rae covering animals behaviour.

Presentation for Whiteman Park Dog Day Out a huge success with Cody doing some very special tricks with Sue his owner and helping with the audiences dogs.

WA Dingo association and their Dingos attending our Jane Brook Dogs Breakfast — a very special treat.

Kanyana Wildlife special guests and fundraising night being attended.

Hi from Suzanne.

I love my job!  I feel that our animals reflect our inner happiness.

My work, Animism is Human and Animal Counselling, this encompasses animal psychology – learning how to understand animals and help difficult pets.

Please contact me on 0408 949 683 or email info@animism.com.au if you would you like to know how to communicate with your animals.

Did you know that animals utilise many communication tools — it’s just different to how humans talk!

I have combined a love of people and animals.  My counselling career and animal work assists people to understand how to make changes and what can be achieved when all is not balanced in their world.

This involves educating about animal psychology, working with people to understand what animals need and I use rehabilitation techniques to help people learn  to understand animals better.

I assist with rescuing  of wildlife, relocations of animals and animal education programmes – wildlife and domestic.

My Vision:  To allow people, animals and the environment to exist together in unison – understanding each other and how to communicate on different levels.

Mission:  To have as many dogs/pets and owners out and about enjoying life socially.

Dogs are much more than their physical selves, just as we humans are.  It is assumed the highly refined sense of hearing and smell pets possess plays a significant role, as does their ability to detect subtle vibrations in the earth, and changes in the air or in electromagnetic fields.

Thus they are responsible for many rescue scenarios and they are here to teach us about love and pleasure as well.   It matters not who we are, what we do, or what we own, or if our skin is a different colour.   Dogs only know love for their family members.

Someday when we reach heaven will not be asked what we owned, acquired or accomplished. Will be asked how much, how often and how deeply we loved.  I believe that for dogs this question was simple to answer — for they give love all the time.