Spring is springing!!! I love seeing the world wake up and start to bloom, and I know so many of our pets appreciate it as well. My old yellow lab, Sophie, would get so excited when I’d plant the garden because it meant she had treats for days! Now let’s find out what your pet is thinking. I’m a psychic for people and pets and any insights given are not a replacement for licensed medical care. Enjoy!
Ailsa M. asked about her lab terrier mix named Zoe. “Why does she feel so protective and bark at everything? Also, what’s her favorite thing to do with me?” Zoe is making sure she’s an equal partner to you by alerting you to everything happening. You have had to do so much in your life independently, and even in a relationship, you still find yourself taking the lead. She’s trying to show you that you can ask for help and receive it. I asked her how to make her stop barking and she said, “Tell me that you’ll use your voice to ask for help and I’ll turn mine down.” Well, she didn’t say off, but hopefully that will help! Her favorite thing to do with you is sitting in the moments before you get off the couch to do something fun. It’s the excitement of knowing fun things are about to happen and the thrill of knowing it’s go time!
Kathy M. asked about Bodhi, “What does he stare at on the breezeway all the time?” Well, brace yourself for a bizarre answer. He is watching the sprites dance in the sunlight. You may think it’s just the light catching dust particles, but they are very buzzy with fun, playful energy. I joke that I don’t need cable television because I have a party in my head all the time. Bodhi watches them dance and play, just as if it were on tv!
Angela N. asked about her two dogs. “Porter is a chocolate lab mix, and we’d like to know what we can do to make him less anxious. Tagg is a yellow Lab. Is he happy? What can we do to make you happier?” Porter isn’t so much anxious as he is overwhelmed with the energy in your house. I see you in the kitchen getting ready for kids to be home, dinner to be cooked, trying to wrap up the business end of your day while in essence bracing for impact. He feels all that energy and has no idea what to do with it! I asked what would help and he flat out said, “Distract me.” Give him something to chew on and put him in another room. I promise I’ll be quiet! As for Tagg, yes, he’s happy but he’s also slowing down. My hips feel a bit sore and achy, but I don’t want to be left behind, so just have a slower person hang back with me. What would make him happier? FOOD. I actually saw fried pork rinds, but that grosses me out. He’s laughing because he really just wants to trick his brain by eating something crunchy. I see your husband at a kids’ sporting event snacking and sharing with Tagg.
Amanda F. asked if Jack, a Bichonpoo, is still with them in spirit and if Lola found him. The first thing I get is of COURSE she found him!!! Lola was a total busy body and wanted to be the first one ever to greet him! She’s actually quite hysterical to read and he is as chill as they come. Jack was relieved to be free of his body but still hangs out with you, especially when you have friends and family over. He shows up for the party but not the mundane aspects of life. That’s a pretty cool answer!
Sara Moore is a psychic for people and pets who offers sessions in her office in Conway, NH and over the phone internationally. She offers classes, workshops, hosts a podcast and is a featured guest on 94.9 WHOM. FMI go to www.enlightenedhorizons.com and follow along on Facebook at Sara Moore Enlightened Horizons.
