Humans Think. Animals Feel.: Finding Common Ground Between You and Your Animal Friends

When you learn to think like your animal friends, you can improve their behavior. This book details compassionate problem solving strategies to get your dog to listen, your cat to be easier to live with or your horse to work in partnership with you. You don’t need to develop any new talents or rush out and buy a crystal ball, just use some of your best mental and emotional skills in new ways. You spend a lot of time, money and energy on your animal companions, so take this opportunity to create the most respectful and satisfying relationships possible.

If you could ask your animal a question and understand the answer, what would you ask? Patty Rayman realized at an early age that the pictures in her head were coming from animals sharing their emotions with her. The funny thing was she understood what they were sending. As she got older she started telling people about their animals at parties and it grew into professional readings from there. She has helped thousands of people resolve many types of behavior, health, attitude and relationship issues with their animal companions. She does readings from photos over the phone, in person through home visits and at events. She especially loves to do fundraisers for rescue groups, because they are her heroes. Opening the door of communication between humans and animals is the most meaningful part of Patty's life. She believes that anyone who loves animals has the ability to successfully communicate with them and has taught Animal Communication workshops for many years. In working with all types of animals, she has developed very effective techniques to help people move from conflict to cooperation in their relationships. Patty lives in Salt Lake City, Utah with her fat, happy, and (sometimes) charming cat Monster.