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Mrs Doolittle?
Most of us will be sceptical about this... but Anna says she can actually communicate with animals.
To put it to the test we asked her to communicate with Prima, a three year old aggressive dog, which had already bitten two people and attacked a number of other dogs whilst out walking. Anna hadn't met the owners or the dog but she was sent a picture of Prima. She asked for the picture to show the dog looking into the camera. The owners have requested that we keep this article anonymous however they have agreed to allow their details to be available on request. We set up a conference call and during the course of the hour long conversation Prima was lying on the floor at home next to her owners with her eyes closed.
During the course of an hour Anna identified a number of indisputable facts. Here is part of the transcript of the conversation: “The first thing she says is that she loves you (her owners) both very much. Prima
says that she can't really help her behaviour and that she'll never be able to help it. It's 
just her nature and she finds it impossible to change. She loves you to death, literally and in doing so she will attack anyone in
her effort to try and protect you. Prima said that one of you is particularly vulnerable, not the one with the short hair, and that he needs her protection the most. That's why she attacks. "I'm bigger and stronger
than him. I can protect him. I can be a shield for him. I will always protect him and I will always do it in the same way”.
Anna got a feeling from Prima that the owner had been bullied in some way in the past.”
Anna then advised that he is the one who needs to work with Prima as she is frightened for his safety. Amazingly Anna then told them about the physical problems that the dog has. “I did a body scan on her. She said that when people touch her on the shoulder, she gets angry. Her shoulders seem sensitive.
The right shoulder in particular has been painful in the past. Someone who was lefthanded struck her on the right shoulder not hard but with a bad feeling and the memory of that remains. There was some feeling that this sensitivity may be psychological.”
One of the owners is left handed and later recalled an incident of two years ago when he did strike on her right shoulder, in anger, to break up a fight with another dog. He thought Prima was holding onto the other
dog's snout with her teeth. In fact it was the other dog that had Prima's snout gripped in its jaws and a fang has pierced Prima's lip. The owner had not struck Prima hard, more of a slap, but repeated it three times before realising the mistake.
Anna also identified that the dog has pain in its right paw. The owners later confirmed that Prima had limped for a while after she jumped from a high ledge and sprained her right paw. Prima now always sits with her
right leg slightly raised. Regarding the shoulder problem the owners had been told a month before by a traditional vet that Prima has a sensitivity issue with her shoulders. “She also wants to express her love, gratitude and appreciation for you both. She spoke of becoming part of the 'team' with the humans. She felt she was more in tune with humans than her dog companion. They have another dog which presents no
problems. Anna then advised the owners not to use negative language apart from a simple “No”. She says dogs can not understand “don't” or “mustn't”. Saying “Don't bite” in fact means “Bite” to the animal ear.
The session closed and two weeks later we returned for a verdict from the owners: “There has been a definite change in Prima's behaviour. She seems to be bonding with us a bit more and has not been as
aggressive to others. It's almost as if she has become a bit more aware of the trouble she was causing. A close friend has commented that she is like a different dog. I really don't know if Anna can actually talk
to animals but she definitely did something at an emotional level with Prima.
To make contact with Anna e-mail her on
anna.pettalk@virgin.net or see website
