Category: Leta’s Blog
Animal Communication: Is It Really For Animal Lovers?
Yes! ……… but … well, maybe NO. It depends on why you want to do it. I know that question sounds really stupid coming from an animal communicator. ALL animal communicators obviously love animals. They do, they surely do. So how in the world could […]
Chiweenie Update
If you have read this blog before, then you know that I have a Chiweenie, Tucker, and a Chihuahua, Frida, and have posted about them not infrequently. I have to say, as a new “owner” of (though, in reality, it’s more like I’m “owned by”) […]
The Cat & Mouse Game — Reconciling the Predator/Prey Phenomenon
A while back I posted a blog that questioned whether we could override an animal’s instinctive behavior through animal communication (you can read that post HERE). In it I talked about how I appealed to my cat, Lily, to please stop killing birds. Mice in […]
How Important Is Your Dog’s Pedigree … Chihuahua, Yorkie, or Whatever?
I think the answer to the above question is: EXTREMELY — If you are entering your dog in the Westminster Dog Show. PROBABLY — If you are training your dog in agility, bird hunting, or some other specialized skill. POSSIBLY — If you are looking […]
Independent Living — Good Even For A Horse
I remember when my mom moved into a place that offered three levels of care: independent living, assisted living, and nursing-home care. It was her choice, and she moved into an apartment on the ground floor, proud of her status as “independent.” She made the […]
Gratitude Trumps Adversity – Thanksgiving ’09 in Cerrillos, NM
An old and dear friend just wrote me that — “Gratitude Trumps Adversity” — in an email. She was referring to how thankful we all are that my daughter Hannah just sailed through a very serious emergency surgery with flying colors. It’s been a rough […]
Head of Horse Security Uncovers Iraqi Assassination Plot
AND ON THE LIGHTER SIDE . . . The following intelligence report was filed several years ago by Head of Horse Security, Undercover Agent U.S. Marshal Jones (aka a paint horse named “Scout”), at my ranch in Hunt, Texas. Said report uncovers an insidious plot […]
A Mustang’s Goodbye
In the wild a Mustang herd always has one alpha stallion and one alpha mare. Although the mare can be “stolen” by a competing stallion, the stallion-mare bond is very strong. I saw that borne out yesterday when we had to say goodbye to our […]
That Mustang Thang!!!
You know what I’m talking about if you are a Mustang devotee. Once you really know a Mustang, you’ve definitely been had — in a good way. Other horses just don’t quite compare. Now don’t get me wrong. I have several other types of horses, […]
Can Blue-Green Algae Make an Animal Smarter?
This is a good question. And not to be taken lightly. As all my animals are on some form of super blue-green algae, I may not be the best source for an opinion, but my guestimate answer is “yes,” blue-green algae can make an animal […]
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