Indy & Benji taught me I could communicate deeply with pets

This beautiful girl taught me everything about unconditional love.

She was always there for me. I adopted her when she was 6 years old and it took less than a week to become best friends.

She was a star in putting thoughts in my mind where she wanted to go.
Animals know when you have the ability to communicate with animals. 

Like when I okay lets go to the little park here and ending up in a pet store buying a treat for her. When we walked out of the store she had the biggest smile on her face.

One day she made sure I knew she wanted a play mate another doggy, after spending time with other dogs she would have a sad look in her eyes. So I asked her do you want a doggy friend to play with and her eyes lit up big time.

It took a few months before I was ready and came across Benji's advertisement that he was looking for a new home.

Three days later Benji came and stayed after Indy approved him as a new friend. 5.5 weeks later I had to let her go and she let me know that Benji was not a friend for her but for me.

Unraveling the signs your animal gives you could help you understand your pet better.

This big boy has taught me so much.

Living in tune with your animal is so rewarding.

He was not an easy dog to work with and in the beginning I had many many days I thought I couldn't handle such traumatized dog.

Yes even had days I just wanted to give up in the first 5.5 weeks he lived with me.

In those weeks I still had Indy (same breed) And she had chosen him as a new friend. 

When the day came I had to let her go, due to cancer, was also the day Benji showed his loving and caring soft side.

That's when I knew it was a matter of time to bring out the good, the nice, the loving and caring side of Benji.

Benji taught me a deep level of communication.

When he was nervus about situations, I felt the same.

When he was uncomfortable (pain) I felt it to.

When he didn't trust another dog or human my body was shaking.

There is a thin line between a full blown reaction of your dog getting triggered by their human and the dog exploding because the dog feels lounging out is the best action.

I learned that my dog let me feel that he didn't trust the situation way before I noticed the problem.

The moment I started to respond to his silent notification by changing direction, to keep him away of what he didn't trust, he gained confidence.